The world that perished
By: [by] John C. Whitcomb, Jr.
Publisher: Baker Book House
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, MI
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 155
ISBN-13: 9780801095375
Subjects: Bible -- Evidences, authority, etc.; Deluge.; Catastrophes (Geology); Evolution -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 145-148.
Table of contents: title: [Part 1] God destroyed the world supernaturally.; title: The design of the ark; title: The gathering and care of the animals; title: The uplift of oceanic waters; title: The release of waters from above; title: The formation of our present mountain ranges; title: Conclusion; title: [Part 2] The flood destroyed the entire world.; title: The depth of the flood; title: The duration of the flood; title: The need for an ark; title: The total destruction of a widely distributed human race; title: The testimony of the apostle Peter; title: The problem of universal terms; title: Conclusion; title: [Part 3] The effects of the flood are visible today.; title: The flood and natural processes; title: The destructive power of moving water; title: The stratigraphic effects of the flood; title: The formation of fossil beds; title: Catastrophic phenomena in geology; title: Conclusion; title: [Part 4] The basic issue : is the Bible truly God's Word?; title: Biblical catastrophism versus uniformitarianism; title: Are geologists superior to scripture?; title: A Dutch geologist versus the Genesis flood; title: Henry M. Morris answers J.R. van de Fliert; title: "Speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee"; title: Theologians and scientists; title: Conclusion; title: Summary