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CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV CHAPTER V CHAPTER VI CHAPTER VII CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER IX CHAPTER X CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XII |
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I. A GLOBAL FLOOD
OR A LOCAL FLOOD .............. 1
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II. THE HISTORY
OF CATASTROPHISM
AND UNIFORMITARIANISM
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Uniformitarian Authors ...........................................................
9
James Hutton ............................................................... 9Charles Lyell .............................................................. 10
Charles Darwin .......................................................... 11
Catastrophic Authors ...........................................................
16
George McCready Price ............................................ 16Byron C. Nelson ....................................................... 17
Alfred M. Rehwinkel ................................................. 18
Henry M. Morris ....................................................... 19
C. H. Hapgood & Ivan T. Sanderson ........................ 20
Immanuel Velikovsky ................................................ 21
Dolph E. Hooker ..................................................... 23
Summary ...........................................................................
25
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III. PAST CELESTIAL CATASTROPHES .......................... 27
Astronomy in History .......................................................... 27
The Ptolemaic System ......................................................... 28
The Copernican System ....................................................... 28
Tycho Brahe ...................................................................... 29
Johannes Kepler ................................................................. 29
Halley, Newton & Whiston ................................................ 30
Past Astral Catastrophes Within the Solar System .............. 35
Planetary Interaction .......................................................... 36
Lunar Perturbation ............................................................. 38
Lunar Fragmentization ........................................................ 39
Fragmentization of a Planet ................................................. 43
Our Scar-Faced Satellite--The Moon ................................ 46
Comets ............................................................................. 48
Summary ...........................................................................
49
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IV. THE TIDAL NATURE OF THE BIBLICAL FLOOD.... 51
Location of the Grounded Ark: Its Elevation ..................... 54
Location of the Grounded Ark: Its Heartland Location ...... 58
The Logging of the Sequence of Events ............................ 60
World-Wide Circumstances of Sedimentary Strata ........... 61
The Fountains of the Deep (Oceans) ................................ 62
The Behavior of the Animals ............................................
63
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V. OROGENESIS:
THE CAUSE OF
GLOBAL MOUNTAIN UPLIFTS
............................ 65
Geophysical Perspectives of Our Small Sphere .............. 65
The Volume of the Magma ............................................ 66
The Flow of Fluids and Constriction .............................. 67
The Direction of Thrust.................................................. 67
Uniformitarian Approaches to Orogenesis ...................... 70
The Continental Drift Theory ......................................... 72
The Contraction and Convection Current Theories ......... 73
The Geographical Pattern of
Distribution of Recent Mountain Uplifts ......................... 75
The Lunar Mountains ................................................... 90
Qualifications For a Theory of Orogenesis .................... 91
Correct Scope ............................................................. 94
Correct Timing ............................................................. 94
Distance of Causation ................................................... 95
Direction of Causation .................................................. 95
A Convergence of Disciplines ....................................... 96
An Epitaph ...................................................................
97
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VI. GLACIOGENESIS:
THE CAUSE OF
THE ICE EPOCH ....................................................
101
The Frozen Mammoths:
An Illustration of Sudden Freezing ...................................
104
The Regions of Sudden Chilling ........................................ 109
The Depth of the Ice Mass .............................................. 111
The Volume of the Ice Mass ............................................ 114
The Geometry of the Ice Mass ........................................ 115
The Eccentric Location of the Ice Mass ........................... 117
The Ice Cave Phenomena of Eastern Washington ............ 120
Perspectives of the Ice Epoch ........................................ 124
The Origin of the Ice ...................................................... 126
The Manner of Transport of the Ice ................................ 129
The Location of the Deposition of the Ice ....................... 134
The Dating of the Ice Epoch .......................................... 135
Ozone, An Atmospheric Radical...................................... 211
The Primordial Canopy and Actinic Radiation ................. 214
The Curve of Declining Longevity After the Flood ........... 214
Traditions of Longevity ....................................................
220
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VII. MODEL OF THE FLOOD CATASTROPHE .............. 137
Category 1 .................................................................... 143
Category 40 ..................................................................
160
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VIII. ASTRAL
CATASTROPHISM IN
ANCIENT LITERATURE
........................................ 164
The Geographical Distribution of
Ancient Flood Traditions .................................................
164
The Astral Motif in India ................................................. 166
The Astral Motif in Japan ................................................ 170
The Astral Motif in Mexico and Peru .............................. 171
The Astral Motif in the Middle East ............................... 173
Josephus ...................................................................... 173
The Psalms .................................................................. 178
Job .............................................................................. 182
Interlude: Recognition of Scientific Validity
of Ancient Cosmology .................................................
183
Halley, Newton & Whiston ......................................... 183
Jonathan Swift ............................................................ 184
Job ............................................................................. 187
The Significance of Catastrophic Motifs in
Ancient Literature........................................................
192
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IX. THE GREENHOUSE
EFFECT -
THE ANTEDILUVIAN CANOPY
................................. 194
The Primordial Canopy ............................................... 196
The Composition of the Antediluvian Canopy .............. 199
Barometric Pressure ................................................... 199
The Mix of Gases ....................................................... 200
The Greenhouse Effect................................................ 201
A Primordial (Hydrocarboniferous) Catastrophe
Prior to the Flood ......................................................
204
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X. BIOLOGICAL
UNIFORMITARIANISM
(DARWINISM) ..........................................................
225
Requirements of Darwinism ............................................. 225
Geological Catastrophism and Darwinism ....................... 228
Subtheory 1: Geological Uniformitarianism ...................... 228
Subtheory 2: Survival of the Fittest................................... 230
Genetics and Darwinism .................................................. 236
Subtheory 3: Environmental Determinism ........................ 236
Subtheory 4: Natural Selection (Inbreeding) ................... 238
Darwin's Marriage ......................................................... 242
Endocrinology and Darwinism ....................................... 248
Subtheory 5: Comparative Embryology ........................ 248
Subtheory 6: Apemen (Missing Links) .......................... 248
Acromegaly ................................................................. 249
Gigantism .................................................................... 258
Hypothyroidism (Cretinism) ......................................... 260
Catastrophic Environmental Determinism
(Antediluvian Endocrinology) ......................................
264
The Requirement of a Biochemical Mechanism ............ 265
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XI. COSMOGONY AND UNIFORMITARIANISM ............ 268
Immanuel Kant: A General Theory
of the Heavens (1755) ........................................................
268
Simon Laplace: The Nebular Hypothesis (1796) .................. 270
George Darwin: The Evolutionary Tidal Theory (1881) ........ 271
Thomas Chamberlin and Forest Moulton:
The Planetesimal Hypothesis (1902) ...................................
272
James Jeans: Problems of Cosmology and
Stellar Dynamics (1919) .....................................................
273
Harold Jeffreys: The Collision Hypothesis (1924) ................ 273
H. N. Russell: The Binary Star Hypothesis (1935) ............... 274
R. A. Lyttleton: A Variation of the
Binary Star Hypothesis (1938) ..........................................
275
Six Academic Blindspots ................................................... 277
Academic Blindspot 7--
Planetary Tides and Solar Tides .......................................
280
Academic Blindspot 8--Heliogenesis ................................ 282
Planetary Elements from the Sun? ..................................... 283
Angular Momentum from the Sun? ................................... 284
Elliptical Orbits from the Sun's Rotation? .......................... 285
The Angle of the Axis of the
Various Planets and the Sun? ...........................................
285
A Passing Star? ............................................................... 287
Action and Reaction? ....................................................... 287
The Jovian Planets ........................................................... 291
Stars in the Milky Way ................................................... 293
Galactogenetical Hypothesis ........................................... 295
Catastrophic Timing ....................................................... 300
Lyellian Time Chart ....................................................... 301
Catastrophic and Galactogenetic Time Chart .................. 302
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XII. CATASTROPHISM,
UNIFORMITARIANISM AND
WESTERN CIVILIZATION
.................................. 309
Uniformitarianism as a Cosmology ........................................... 309
Pluto ....................................................................................... 309
Neptune ................................................................................. 310
Uranus ................................................................................... 310
Saturn ..................................................................................... 311
Jupiter ..................................................................................... 311
Venus ..................................................................................... 311
Mercury ................................................................................. 312
Mars ...................................................................................... 312
Uniformitarianism and Modern Humanism .............................. 318
Uniformitarianism in Western Civilization ................................. 319
Civilization and Non-Conformity ............................................ 322
Conclusion ............................................................................. 325
Selected Bibliography ............................................................ 326
Index .....................................................................................
331
List of Line Diagrams
Fig. 1 Orbit of Nereid ................................................................. 40
Fig. 2 Orbit of Three of Jupiter's Comets ..................................... 41
Fig. 3 Orbit of Halley's Comet .................................................... 41
Fig. 4 The Heartland Region of the Eastern Hemisphere ............... 55
Fig. 5 Three Forces During the
Period of Celestial Crisis ............................................................
69
Fig. 6 The Mountain Arcs of the
Two Zones of Recent Orogenetic Uplift .....................................
76
Fig. 7 Primary and Secondary Arcs of North America ................ 84
Fig. 8 Primary and Secondary Arcs of South America ................ 85
Fig. 9 Primary and Secondary Arcs of Southern Eurasia .............. 86
Fig. 10 Fractured Arcs of Western Oceania ............................... 87
Fig. 11 Primary Arcs of Eastern Asia ......................................... 88
Fig. 12 Echelon Structures of the East Asian Arcs ...................... 89
Fig. 13 Location of the Ice Fossils ............................................ 108
Fig. 14 Geographical Location of the Ice Epoch
in the Northern Hemisphere .....................................................
113
Fig. 15 Astrophysical Location of the Magnetic Field ............... 118
Fig. 16 Another Perspective of the Van Allen Belts .................. 119
Fig. 17 Model of Crisis Year (Ice Fragmentation
and Escape of Visitor) .............................................................
131
Fig. 18 Earth's Orbit, Radiation Belts & Roche's Limit............... 132
Fig. 19 Manner of Ice Descent ................................................ 133
Fig. 20 Model of the Crisis Year (Orbit of Visitor) ................... 155
Fig. 21 Model of a Crisis Month (Gravitational) ....................... 156
Fig. 22 Model of a Crisis Month ( Magnetic) ........................... 157
Fig. 23 The Two Zones of Recent Orogenetic Uplift ........... 158-159
Fig. 24 Primary and Secondary Arcs of
Eastern North America ............................................................
206
Fig. 25 Curve of Declining Longevity:
Antediluvian and Postdiluvian Patriarchs ...................................
215
Fig. 26 Location of the Great Rift Valley in Africa .................... 254
Fig. 27 Regional Location of the Great Rift Valley and
Lake Victoria in Central East Africa ........................................
255
List of Tables
Table 1 Eccentricity of Orbits of Planets and Satellites ........... 36
Table 2 The Chronology of the Biblical Flood ...................... 61
Table 3 Distribution of Cultures
Possessing Flood Traditions ...............................................
165
Table 4 Mix of Gases in Postdiluvian Atmosphere .............. 200
Table 5 Possible Mix of Gases in
Antediluvian Atmosphere ...................................................
200
Table 6 Rare Gases in the Atmosphere ............................... 212
Table 7 Gigantic Reptiles and
Mammoths in the Fossil Record ..........................................
259
Table 8 Distribution of Angular
Momentum in the Solar System ..........................................
274
Table 9 Distribution of Elements in the Earth's Crust............. 283
Table 10 Inclination of Equators to Orbits ........................... 286
Table 11 The Jovian Planets ............................................... 291
Table 12 The Terrestrial Planets ......................................... 291
Table 13 Lyellian Time Chart ............................................. 301
Table 14 Catastrophic and Galactogenetic Time Chart ..... 302-304
"The Biblical Flood and the Ice Epoch" by Donald W. Patten - is ©1966 by Pacific Meridian Pub. Co.
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