God said, "Let there be light", and there was. "Let there be
earth", and there was. [Ps. Longinus, quoting "the lawgiver of
the Jews".] One of the greatest puzzles connected with the
Creation story in the first chapter of Genesis is the identity
of the 'firmament' that God made on the second day. Louis
Agassiz statue after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
Geology and the Recapitulation Theory - by George McCready Price
Illogical Geology - by George McCready Price Formation of rogen
landscapes by John Shaw The Mammoth and the Flood - a review of
Howorth's book. The drumlins in this photo occur in the vicinity
of Snare Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada. The width of the area shown
is about four miles. Are streamlined hills such as these really
the work of glaciers -- or the effects of fast currents in a
vast flood? [Canadian Government photo.] Sir James Hall of
Edinburgh proposed a diluvial explanation of drumlins in 1814.
The diluvial explanation of drumlins seems to be long overdue
for a comeback. Are these rock