Big Flood Big Faith: Noah's Flood and Earth's Extreme Makeover

Where is the evidence of a global flood? Could a single cosmic event have caused Noah's flood, continental drift, Earth's broken terrain, and the even the moon's crater's? Here, 200+ pages of evidence from a variety of sources supports that premise. The author takes a hard look at Earth's mountains, oceans, and legends, approaching the topic as an engineer and follower of Christ. Both faith and facts are considered, while presenting a plausible explanation for the biggest natural disaster in the history of the world. Here are facts supporting: - Noah's faith and obedience from more than one historical account - Arrival of a second moon prior to the flood - A globally violent event from from multiple historical accounts Copious amounts of ice and water from space - Giant humans and other creatures before the flood - A dozen scientific methods for determining the flood date - An asteroid embedded 1200 kilometers deep in the earth - An exact location of ground zero - The best video and satellite evidence for the location of Noah's Ark - Evidence that the appearance of our current moon changed at that time - A 1900 foot long skeleton belonging to the sea serpent Leviathan - What the calendar may have looked like before the flood

Author: Terrence J. Hatch
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 06/01/2011
Pages: 226
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.68lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.48d
ISBN: 9781463555887

About the Author
Terrence Hatch is an engineer who writes on topics of interest to contemporary followers of Christ. Achievements include a Bachelor of Science degree from Cardinal Stritch University that incorporates credits from North Central University and Milwaukee School of Engineering. Readers may also be interested to know he is fond of taking aerial photographs from model rockets, was granted a Mensa membership, has two patents, and that he and his wife Brenda are active members in a local church.

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