Category: Geology

Harlech Dome – Evidence for a Flood

[Posted on: 27 June 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Harlech Dome – Evidence for a Flood

In this video and the associated PowerPoint slides, Richard talks about the Harlech Dome, a geological feature found in north Wales. Similar features exist in other hill ranges such as the North & South Downs in southern England. Some of the diagrams in the slides will give you an appreciation of what is being talked about. Basically, the orientation of the rock layers in the existing mountain/hill ranges strongly suggest that these form the base of a dome that was once there, but much of which has now disappeared. The question arises as to how this might have happened. It all fits in well with the model of a worldwide flood. The sedimentary rock layers that we see today would have been laid down in the first half of the Flood, with the top of the dome being washed away in the second half as the flood waters receded into the oceans.

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Landscapes – Evidence for a Worldwide Flood

[Posted on: 25 June 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Landscapes – Evidence for a Worldwide Flood

In this video and a set of PowerPoint slides, Richard discusses evidence from the general topography of the world in support of the idea of a recent global worldwide flood. The two main phases of the Flood resulted in certain observed features as follows:

• The inundation stage, when the waters initially flooded the earth, would have resulted in the deposition of sedimentary rock layers, including the formation of fossils.
• The recessional stage, when the waters receded from land towards the ocean beds, would have resulted in the formation of the likes of valleys and canyons.

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Fossils – Evidence for a Worldwide Flood

[Posted on: 19 June 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Fossils – Evidence for a Worldwide Flood

In this video, Richard introduces a long and somewhat technical article about Lagerstätten despoits, which refers to places where fossils have been created with a high quality of preservation, often in large concentration within the given location. Most of these deposits are in sedimentary rocks, which would have been created by water activity. There is also plenty of evidence to suggest that these processes would have occurred very rapidly, thus defending the case for a worldwide floog.

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Soft Tissue in Fossils (2)

[Posted on: 15 June 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Soft Tissue in Fossils (2)

This follows on a similar theme to the previous post Soft Tissue in Fossils (1). The ‘Watch (1)’ link is to the YouTube video in which Richard introduces the subject. The ‘Watch (2)’ link is to another video on the subject, about 10 minutes duration and well worth watching.

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Soft Tissue in Fossils (1)

[Posted on: 14 June 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Soft Tissue in Fossils (1)

In this vide, Richard introduces an article by Dr Brian Thomas on the subject of soft tissue in fossils. Starting with Dr Mary Schwitzer in 2005, a substantial number of scientific articles have been published, providing evidence that soft tissue has been found in fossils. The simple fact of the matter is that biological material cannot last more than a few thousand years, and yet the scientific community continues to try and explain it away, in order to fit the facts with a long evolutionary timescale. The article looks at arguments put forward to explain it away and comes to the conclusion that such arguments just do not work.

The only reasonable conclusion has got to be that the fossils are in fact the product of a recent worldwide flood as recorded in the Bible.

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Human Fossils

[Posted on: 26 May 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Human Fossils

In this video, Richard introduces an article about human evolution in relation to fossil evidence. Over the years, evolutionists have failed to establish any evidence for ancestoral links between humans and apes, and yet in spite of this, continue to operate on the assumption that such a process had to be so. In reality, all relevant fossils can clearly be defined as belonging to either apes or humans, leaving us faced with clear evidence supporting the idea that human beings were a special and separate creation.

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Greenland Ice Cores

[Posted on: 24 May 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Greenland Ice Cores – Evidence for the Flood

In this video, Richard introduces an atricle about research that has been carried out on ice cores in Greenland. As a result of drilling down into two cores only 28km apart, it has been found that the layers of sediment are very different between the two, which does not fit in with the idea of gradual deposition over a long period of time. The observation is far more consistent with the idea of a worldwide flood and the stormy conditions that would have prevailed in the subsequent period.

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The Origin of Amber

[Posted on: 21 May 2025 by Richard Worsley]

The Origin of Amber

In this video, Richard introduces an atricle about the origin of amber. Many examples have been found in which insects and other small creatures have been trapped in their original forms inside stones of amber, and this creates a major problem for long age evolutionary theory. On the other hand, such formations can be well explained in terms of the Flood, during which trees will have been uprooted, with the trauma causing resin to seep out. Small creatures would have taken refuge in the log mats that formed on the surface of the flood waters, some getting trapped in the resin before it solidified to form amber as we know it.

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Origin of Coal

[Posted on: 22 March 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Origin of Coal

In this video, Richard introduces an article about the formation of the upper (Cenozoic) layers of coal that are found extensively across the globe, and how this fits in well with the model of a global flood. Coal will have been created as a result of trees being uprooted by the movement of the flood waters, and forming into floating log mats which will then have been deposited into the earth as the oceans receded in the latter stages of the flood. This, like many other observed geological formations, is far better explained in terms of a recent worldwide flood than a long age earth history.

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Changing Magnetic Fields

[Posted on: 17 March 2025 by Richard Worsley]

Changing magnetic fields – rapid or millions of years

In this video, Richard introduces an article by Russell Humphreys about the changes in the earth’s magnetic field that can be deduced from variation in the way that various layers of sedimentary rock were layed down. Whilst attempts have been made to explain this is terms of a long age history of millions of years, a far easier explanation can be found in the way that the magnetic field would have changed very rapidly during the catastrophic events of the Flood.

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