Don't Believe in Noah's Flood? You Might Have a Case of Geological Myopia - Dr. Kurt Wise

Despite the number of large-scale, catastrophic events we have witnessed in recent history, many geologists are reluctant to accept the reality of a worldwide Flood in the days of Noah, or that certain geologic features were formed rapidly. Why is this? Paleontologist Dr. Kurt Wise thinks this might have something to do with something called "Geological Myopia"?

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[bobharrison]

Our small bible study group invited Dr. Wise out to Whidbey Island about 25 years ago. He stayed about a week and spoke several times. He is the real deal and we enjoyed him immensely.

[klpittman]

When I was cutting sandstone blocks for the foundation of my house, I let all the spoil accumulate where I was doing the majority of the cutting. Some of the cutting required sawing and grinding. Other cuts were simply made by breaking with a hammer and chisel. Larger pieces were broken down with wedges. I simply rinsed the cut blocks off with a gardeb hose before placement. Afterwards I had a certain amount of cleanup to do and the larger pieces were loaded by hand. The sand and dust however where i was using the hose had formed a concretion and this was simply from the residue and water. No cement or mortar was anywhere near where I was cutting. This was an area a little over 10 ft x 10 ft and i had to bust up the layer of sedimentary rock that had formed under my feet. Over the course of a few weeks, the sand and powder had reformed into a layer of stone two to three inches thick on top of the grass. I would have used that as well if not for the grass sticking to it. Under the right conditions with repeated wetting and drying, sandstone will form pretty quick.

[cptcosmo]

I think it has more to do with people being very comfortable in their lives of sin and they do not want to hear the truth...

[WadeWeigle]

I share everything I can find that Dr. Wise puts out with my family. He’s an excellent source of knowledge and he’s usually animated when speaking about how you can see God in his wonderful creation.

[maymay]

Love when science supports the evidence! Love it when scientists follow the evidence and lets it tell the story. Great presentation! Thank you!

[nofearnow]

I asked an ardently atheist coworker how he could believe that nothing created everything. He quickly replied, "it's been reproduced in a lab." I then asked, "in a what?" He said, "in a lab". I asked again, "in a what?" He said, in a la...." The light dawned on his face; a "lab" isn't "nothing"!

[edisontrent]

The proliferation of confirmation bias amongst the geological community has been as disaster for science for so very long, especially with all that dating methods that base their initial values on suppositions based on their original biases. Thank you for fighting against it.

[htosav]

Thank you Dr. Wise for your teachings that others won't do. The truth prevails!

[HisSon]

You gave the BEST lecture on Noah’s flood! Your excitement of the subject was enjoyable to watch. Bless you, brother.🙏🏼😁👍🏼

[bufordghoons]

Geological Myopia, the same as Biological Myopia (faith in Common Descent) is due to these:

"He hath blinded their eyes, and hardened their heart; that they should not see with their eyes, nor understand with their heart, and be converted, and I should heal them." --John 12:40

"In whom the god of this world [Satan] hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them. For we preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord;" --2 Corinthians 4:4

[Brood_Master]

You're being far too kind. Sure, there are many that just blindly believe the so-called experts.
However, many more choose the myopia as an excuse to deny God's existence...

[Victor-xsgf]

Thank you, Dr. Wise. Excellent presentation as always 👏🏻

[guygifford]

I grew up on the Beaches of Washington State, playing in the sands as the tides drained out, and flooded in. I have done many many experiments in my childhood, which "experts" don't do until they've already wasted many years of their lives, and then they do very narrow experiments in their artificial world of labs ... also fun, but missing the other things which happen when water floods, surges, and drains away. As one flies out of Albuquerque NM Westward bound in the morning from the airliner, one can look down, as ascending and see that all of the terrain below was created on a gigantic scale using the same water effects of quick flooding and erosion, creating the same features which I created many times as a child with buckets of water, or trapped dams of tide water on sandy beaches. When driving from Zion NP, UT to Las Vegas, again, the features are massive flood effects, and likewise from Las Vegas to Barstow, CA. Across the earth, at the base of dormant past volcanic mountains which reach the seas and oceans, one can see how the water has carved away their sides and even under-cut them, as evidence of how shortly ago these mountains were formed and eroded. There is much evidence of rock continuing to be formed in only decades, with man-made objects entombed in recent rock, such as the pick-axe. On a mining cave tour in South Dakota, we were told how stalactites took immense quantities of time to be formed, yet I could see on the wooden roof supports growing stalactites which were inches long, grown in just 50 years, rather than the millions of years the experts declare. Since cement requires only hours to become rock, is there any wonder that making rocks without human help takes only a few decades, instead of millions of years. Nearly everywhere across the world, human eyes can see the signs of catastrophic floods, greater than any regional flood that mankind has ever seen, and for centuries after Noah's flood, before the land became covered over in places by great forests, Noah's flood results were easily seeable by every human, but not so strangely, humans prefer to live where plants cover-over the obvious signs of Noah's flood, since plants provide food for humans, but barren rock does not. We, in our myopic, near-sighted, survival level mindset, don't naturally look at the "big-picture", until we reach adulthood, when we seek education, which is just brain-washing by Darwinian geologists, biologists, and social scientists. As a small child, I thought that everyone older knew more then me, which was true; but only after many decades of study, and far later than I should have been told, I learned that most teachers and professors had just average intelligence, and that what they taught as truth was being taught by them as a parrot repeats words that he has heard, or a monkey can be trained to repeat the many steps of basic brain-surgery which a human taught him, but neither has the knowledge and discernment needed to prove what the parrot says or recreate from nothing the advanced steps of brain-surgery. Likewise is true of most professors at universities, these days; they have nothing but "wrote" words mimicked from someone else, with the exceptions of those of the so called "hard" sciences such as mathematics and chemistry; this is not to say that the persons don't have the ability to use discernment, but rather that they don't as a rule.

[billbingham]

Most “experts” and/or “academics” will do anything to deny the biblical record of the world deluge catastrophe.

[galenstevenson]

Always enjoyable to learn from Kurt Wise!

[BilboBegginz]

Thank you for this excellent presentation! I always enjoy listening to Dr. Wise speak. He makes learning about geology interesting!

[jenndavin]

Dr. Wise is my favorite flood scientist. I have a geologist as an older brother. I've heard the old earth, long process evolutionary model all my life. It's great to see the well thought out counter to that argument as food for thought and debate. Thank you.

[DenmanShooter]

When I was a kid in the 60's my father worked at a rock quarry. Occasionally he would bring home fossils that had not been blown or crushed to smithereens. I remember one particularly that stood out looked like a ram's horn but was actually an ancient sea creature over a foot in diameter. This was along the Missouri River in Nebraska.

[avafury]

Oh, I believe it. I believe that everything in God's word is true. ❤✝️

[jimmywright]

dr wise hello and thank you for another wonderful video great stuff ! and very well done ! i enjoy a lot ! being very much a believer myself i really appreciate all your work and effort and videos