Hot Springs & Badlands – Folded Rock, Fossil Graveyard, and a Global Flood? | The Creation Podcast: Episode 91
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America is home to stunning forests, mountains, monuments, and other wondrous features. The unique beauty of many of these locations has prompted both state and federal governments to designate them as national or state parks. Thousands upon thousands of visitors visit these sites daily to experience their awe-inspiring grandeur. But where did they come from? Many scientists claim that most of them formed slowly through uniformitarian processes, but is that true? Join us as we journey through Parks Across America.
In the first couple of episodes of this series, we explored America’s oldest national park—Yellowstone—as well as several prominent national monuments. Today, we’ll be visiting two other national parks, both of which show signs of catastrophic flood activity.
Join host Trey Bowling and Dr. Timothy Clarey as they discuss this topic on episode 91 of The Creation Podcast.
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