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You probably even have the audacity to teach that the tiny
Colorado River formed the Grand Canyon over a span of
millions of years.
That’s because it was. As the canyon itself makes clear. Why else would it have the shape of a river course - including meanders? Have a look at
Horseshoe Bend!
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It should be clear to everyone that the Canyon was formed
from the runoff of a global flood, with water escaping from the
large water basin North and East of the canyon.
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In reality that is obviously false. You wouldn’t get a canyon that looks like a mature river course out of that!
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Does your random collection of brain cells tell you why Earth's
other rivers did not do the same. The Nile, Mississippi,
Amazon, and other great rivers should have even larger
canyons.
It is geological uplift that causes a river to cut a deep canyon. No uplift, no canyon.
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