Passive Margins – Evidence for a Worldwide Flood
In this video, Richard introduces an article by Michael Oard on the subject of passive margins, a term given to the gently sloping areas of seabed that exist around much of the world’s continental coastline. These are the norm other than in areas where plate tectonics (causing proneness to earthquakes) are active. The formation of these passive margins is best explained by the water runoff that would have occurred as the new deep ocean basins were formed in the end stages of the Flood. This is far better than any effort to try and explain things in terms of a long age earth history.
