The Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon … is terrific. It is a comprehensive primer on geology as we know and practice it… Everyone on Earth should be aware of what this book contains as a science text, as well as a rationale for employing scientific methods to a basic understanding of anything natural.

John Warme, Professor Emeritus, Colorado School of Mines

The authors carefully, professionally, and convincingly show that flood geology is simply not science. They pose the question, ‘Does it really matter?’, and end with what we unquestionably should all agree with, ‘Truth always matters’.

John W. Geissman, Past President, Geological Society of America

The authors, most of whom are Christians, have systematically contrasted the claims of so-called ‘flood geologists’ with the actual details of Grand Canyon geology. In doing so, they have utterly demolished the flood hypothesis with an avalanche of geologic evidence sufficient to fill a canyon.

Davis A. Young, Professor Emeritus of Geology, Calvin College

The Grand Canyon, Monument to an Ancient Earth allows this marvelous landform to tell its own story, walking the reader through an illustrated guide to the geologic trail exposed in the canyon walls. A must read for anyone interested in the direct testimony of Creation itself on the history of our world.

David R. Montgomery, Author of The Rocks Don’t Lie: A Geologist Investigates Noah’s Flood

Can Bible-believing Christians also believe that the earth is billions of years old and that the Grand Canyon could not have been formed by Noah’s Flood?… On page after page, professional geologists explain that “flood geology”… fails to explain massive amounts of evidence in the Grand Canyon itself.

Wayne Grudem, Research Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies, Phoenix Seminary

The various authors of this book have done us all a tremendous service in their patient and clear exposition of geological thinking about the Grand Canyon (a magnificent place in its own right!)… These are God’s processes after all! I urge everyone to read this, believer or not – you will enjoy it.

C. John Collins, Professor of Old Testament, Covenant Theological Seminary

Here is a resource that not only demonstrates the superiority of an ancient-earth interpretation of the Grand Canyon but also testifies of God’s grandeur and providence. This is a necessary textbook for any class on Creation.

Kenneth Keathley, Professor of Theology, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

I find this work by well-qualified, faith-filled scientists convincing – a book desperately needed in a day when critics consider the Scriptures and science to be in serious conflict and various well-meaning Christians fail to fully account for the available geological evidence.

Paul Copan, Pledger Family Chair of Philosophy and Ethics, Palm Beach Atlantic University