Could Noah’s Flood really have been as violent as the Bible describes without sinking the Ark or reducing the rock record to nonsense? A reader’s tough geological challenge — towering waves, runaway plate tectonics, mountains rising in months — raises a sharper question: is uniformitarian geology really the better explanation, or does one catastrophic year fit the evidence just as well?

Shaun Doyle works through subducted ocean slabs, runaway plate speeds, and the dam-spillway logic of a Flood under divine control — holding Scripture tightly and our models of geology loosely.

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