Comments on: Glenn Morton: Mistaken Critic of Young Earth Creationists

By: porzitski

porzitski — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 19:42:43 +0000

Dear Dave,
As you must know, those like lordkalvan and your buddy Glenn Morton refuse to see the facts because it is intended that they not see the facts. Their rejection of real wisdom in the name of scientism is to be expected, and a lot worse too. Please be careful, and stick with the truth. Be a fool to humanity, if needed, in order to be wise in a Godly way. And keep up the good work. God bless all you do.
Peter P.

By: gareth1206

gareth1206 — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:38:11 +0000

Greetings Dave,

I’ve been reading the forum on coconino sandstone and would like to add a few points in your defense.

Footprints are common in the sandstone but plants are not. i.e. are the fossils found in the coconino a “snapshot” of a normal ecology?
Was the sand wet or dry to preserve such exquisite details?
Rapid burial is essential to cover and preserve the prints. In a dry desert what was the mechanism?
If the coconino was a desert over millions of years, would we expect the crossbedding to always be in the same direction? i.e. north/south. Do modern deserts exhibit changes in their crossbedding?

http://paleo.cc/casts/az2.jpg

Cheers,

Gareth

By: geocreationism.com » Blog Archive » Noah’s Flood - Burrows in the Earth’s Crust

Sat, 29 Dec 2007 10:54:23 +0000

[...] flood, versus a prehistoric local flood, I recently came across a blog I was unfamiliar with, criticizing Glenn Morton for ignoring YEC evidence for the flood. It seems that about 10 years ago, Glenn Morton wrote Burrows cause problems for the Flood. It [...]