Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon

E. H. Watts / EHWatts

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Gatekeeper Press
Año de edición:
2022
Materia
Historia general y mundial
ISBN:
9781662924019
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When you visited Yellowstone National Park, did you think to yourself, this does not look like a Volcano?  Twenty-nine pieces of evidence suggest Yellowstone is not a volcano. There is a missing planet and an asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars.  Have you ever wondered what made it possible to rain on earth for 40 days and 40 nights as mentioned in Genesis 7:12?  In this publication scientific and geological evidence come together to confirm what Genesis has said all along.Have you ever wondered why there are so many underwater cities found all around the world? Are you aware that mass changes gravity? Genesis 19:23-25, states mass came onto earth out of a clear blue sky and buried the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.  Many unexplained mysteries are now explained. Things like: Why does the Coconino sandstone show evidence of vertical deposition? Where did the Coconino sandstone come from? Why is the Earth axis tilted to 23.5 degrees? Why are there no marine fossils above the KT boundary? How did the fountains of the great deep burst forth? Why are dinosaurs drowned and buried in shallow clean mudstone on hill tops in Montana? Evidence supports dinosaurs were wiped out less than 5,000 years ago.  Please watch the movie, 'Is Genesis History'. Directed by Thomas Purifoy. 2017; USA: Compass Cinema, 2017. DVD.'Evidence supports celestial Impact at Yellowstone and global mass fallout changing gravity. Gravity change is what made the water vapor canopy become unstable and start falling as rain for 40 days and 40 nights causing global flooding in the year 2,348 B.C.E. Reviews from the first publication, 2018Excerpt From: E. H. Watts. 'Grand Canyon.' iBooks.  David 5.0 out of 5 stars  The ’Watts Theory’ is intriguing and creditable. Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2019 Verified Purchase. Grand Canyon: The Watts Theory ***** 'The Watts Theory, while based largely on historic and anecdotal material, is a most engaging hypothesis. Like theories outlined in such books as VanDonikin’s ’Chariots of the Gods’, Watts presents compelling arguments in support of an alternative view of several of nature’s mysteries, including the creation of the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone. While raising as many questions as it endeavors to answer, The ’Watts Theory’ is an intriguing and credible explanation of many natural anomalies that remain largely unanswered by pure academic science. I would recommend that anyone interested in geological history, read the ’Watts Theory’, with an open mind. It is well researched, documented and thought provoking.'PDX Author 5.0 out of 5 stars A Viable Alternative To An Old Paradigm. Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2019 Verified Purchase. Years and years to a common set of beliefs related to landform evolution, and finally now, something different. Over the past decades, I’ve spent many hours driving through America’s desert Southwest. Observing the alluvial fans and terraces of the great basin region along with the upland plateau regions upstream of the drainages that were responsible for the formation of the Grand Canyon have always caused me to question 'how'. 'Now having read 'Grand Canyon: The Watts Theory' I have a viable explanation as to the possible moving parts to the unanswered question.'Email: TheWattsTheory@Gmail.com Facebook: Grand Canyon or Yellowstone ImpactGrand Canyon: A New Paradigm  

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