
Is Genesis History? Mountains After the Flood
SHOW TYPE
MOVIE
SHOW LENGTH
1 hr, 32 min
PROTECTION
EVERYONE
RELEASED
2023
Watch a team of creation scientists discover amazing new evidence for a recent global Flood. You’ll stare up at folded rock layers, peer into microscopes, climb high mountains, and fly over the Grand Canyon.
Del Tackett follows the journey of two creation scientists rafting through the Grand Canyon to examine enormous folds of solid rock. What caused these massive formations? And when did they happen? Conventional scientists say they are millions of years old, but no one has actually studied them… until now.
Their first documentary provided an overview of creation science. In this unique sequel, they explore how creation science actually works and ask, "What did the Flood do to re-form earth?" "How did it shape the world we see around us?" And "Why is Genesis so important to modern science?" If Andrew Snelling’s theory is correct, his findings will directly challenge the conventional view that the earth is hundreds of millions of years old and provide clear evidence for a recent global Flood.
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