| 제목 | 다중격변 모델의 재고 |
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| 영문 제목 | Reconsidering the Multiple Catastrophism |
| 저자 |
양승훈 (Seung Hun Yang) (밴쿠버기독교세계관대학원(view) 원장) |
| 다운로드 |
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| 논문 구분 | 특집논문 창조론 |
| 발행 기관 | 통합연구 (ISSN 1226-1157) |
| 발행 정보 | 제17권 2호 (통권 43호) |
| 발행 년월 | 2004년 06월 |
| 국문 초록 | |
| 영문 초록 | For the last several decades, we saw significant tension and conflict on the discussion of history of the earth among evangelical camps. Creation scientists presented the Noah''''s flood as the most dominant cause of nearly all strata and fossils therein, while uniformitarians accepted slow deposition and erosion of strata. But the single global catastrophe cannot be compatible with numerous modern dating results, particularly, with the data of radioactive dating. At the same time, uniformitarianism seems not to be in harmony with biblical records that apparently show the once-for-all change of the surface of the earth and ecological system including the longevity of mankind. In this paper, I propose an updated version of the multiple catastrophism that had been originally proposed by French palaeontologist G. Cuvier(1769-1832) and forgotten for the last two centuries. Assuming the validity of radioactive dating methods, this model proposes that the most of strata in geological column would be rapidly deposited during the repeated catastrophic events such as the collisions of astroids or large meteors in the history of the earth. Based on the recent studies in geology and radioactive dating technology, this model would be to integrate the great flood and the antiquity of the earth. |
| 키워드 | 창조론, 대홍수, 다중격변, 창조연대, 방사능연대, 운석공 |
