Hey Russ,

Are you still providing "controversial" positions, or ones you think are true?

Does Hovind deal with the evidence that the Grand Canyon crosses the ridge near the top of a high point on the ridge, where the ridge crest slopes to the south? Wouldn't his scenario for causing the Grand Canyon mean it is in the wrong place?



The darker green are higher elevations, the "A" balloon is where the canyon crosses the ridge.

Or does he just present more half-truths while hiding the rest of the information (cutting his picture off to just show the high point)? Does he tell you that there are parts of the ridge both north and south of the Grand Canyon that are lower than where the canyon crosses the ridge?

I'm still waiting for one flood creationist to explain this feature.

Enjoy.