The truth of the Genesis Flood, reasserted into the scientific debate during the last half of the 20th century, has been challenged on a variety of academic and scientific fronts. The Creation Research Society has now assembled a team of scholars to answer some of the most persistent arguments leveled by the secular geological establishment standing in opposition to a biblical timeline.
- Solves the most fascinating geological mysteries of the earth
- Examine features of caves, fossil preservation, dinosaur tracks, Mt. Everest, soils, modern and ancient reefs, fossil distribution and more
- Read essays and research from leading experts including Andrew Snelling, Aaron Hutchinson, Emil Silvestru, Peter Klevberg, Rick Bandy, John Whitmore, Ian Judy, and co-editors Mike Oard and John K. Reed
Questions centering on the earth's geology remain some of the biggest stumbling blocks for people trying to reconcile biblical history with a modern scientific timeline. Now this powerful group of authors provides clear, compelling, and comprehensive answers to the most common objections for a global flood and a young earth. Uncovering what the science really shows about these geological mysteries, as well as providing detailed context and evidence, Rock Solid Answers reveals irrefutable truths that the earth continues to bear the scars of - and bear witness to - this pivotal biblical event!
Mike Oard is a retired meteorologist from the National Weather Service who has spent more than 30 years studying the earth sciences from a creation perspective, and has also written many related articles and books. He is a member of the Creation Research Society, and is a popular speaker who lives in Bozeman, MT with his wife, Beverly.
John Reed is a geologist with an earned PhD and experience in both petroleum and environmental fields. He has served the Creation Research Society as Geology Editor for their quarterly journal and as a member of the board. In addition to several books, he has written numerous technical articles. Dr Reed is married, has three children, and currently lives in Augusta, Georgia.