I always enjoy seeing Glenn Morton being mentioned here. And I’m glad you just mentioned him because it’s relevant to my previous post to @faded_Glory (which hopefully got approved before this one).
His testimony is a favorite one brought up here often:
Why I Left Young-Earth Creationism
Notice that his doubts about YEC grew stronger “by 1986”. And he includes quotes from fellow YECs from that timeframe.
And here’s a quote from him that Ron provided:
That was now 3 decades ago**!**
I personally started following this topic in the early 90s, and can attest that back then the evidence for YEC was pretty sparse!
Since then, SO MUCH HAS CHANGED.
I love the Glenn Morton article because it shows the great TRAJECTORY we YECs are on! And within the YEC community, there has been growing excitement. I’ve been seeing that sentiment increasing lately. Things that people outside the YEC community aren’t privy to (yet).
I’ve reached a point that I cannot look at the world any other way then it having been Globally Flooded. That is certainly not a statement I would have made back in the 90s.
As the adage goes: science changes, scripture doesn’t. Flood Geology is an example.
@faded_Glory (following up from other post) , Do we lack a model as robust as yours? Yes. AS YOU CAN SEE, and well demonstrated here, we’ve gotten a pretty late start. But it’s in the works; and encouraging, and exciting. Scientific revolutions start slow (especially on emotive topics that challenge someone’s whole world-view).