Raindrop Imprints During Noah's Flood? | The Coconino Sandstone: Desert or Flood?

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Old-earth geologists have long considered the Coconino Sandstone in the Grand Canyon to have been formed in an enormous, ancient desert, much like the modern-day Sahara of North Africa. But through years of closer examination, geologist Dr. John Whitmore has provided significant evidence against this view. He argues that the Coconino should be interpreted as a massive underwater sand deposit and provides impressive evidence for a global Flood. In this video, Dr. Whitmore shows us some unusual dimple-like patterns found in the Coconino Sandstone. Though traditionally interpreted as fossil raindrop imprints, he shows that they more closely fit animal burrows.

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Dr. John Whitmore graduated with a PhD in biology with a paleontology emphasis from Loma Linda University. He serves on the board of the Creation Geology Society and is a member of the Creation Research Society and the Geological Society of America (GSA). Dr. Whitmore speaks internationally on the topics of Creation, geology, and Noah’s Flood and has led many trips in the Grand Canyon with Answers in Genesis and Canyon Ministries. In 2018, he was editor of the Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Creationism. Currently, he is the senior professor of geology at Cedarville University.

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