Jack says:
1. Is Henry Morris considered to be the father of the modern YEC movement?
2. Did Henry Morris get much of his flood geology from George McCready Price?
3. Was George McCready Price's flood geology heavily influenced by Ellen G. White?
1. Yes, Henry M. Morris is considered to be the 'father' of the modern biblical creationist movement.
2. No, Henry M. Morris didn't get his flood geology from George McCready Price.
3. No. Ellen G. White was a false prophet who took teachings etc. and used them for her own agenda.
Do your homework Jacksie!
1. Is Henry Morris considered to be the father of the modern YEC movement?
2. Did Henry Morris get much of his flood geology from George McCready Price?
3. Was George McCready Price's flood geology heavily influenced by Ellen G. White?
1. Yes, Henry M. Morris is considered to be the 'father' of the modern biblical creationist movement.
2. No, Henry M. Morris didn't get his flood geology from George McCready Price.
3. No. Ellen G. White was a false prophet who took teachings etc. and used them for her own agenda.
Do your homework Jacksie!
I can see I am going to have to walk you through this step by step so that you can connect the dots for yourself.
Did Henry Morris say this about George McCready Price in Morris’ book History of Modern Creationism?
“I encountered his name in one of Harry Rimmer’s books… and thereupon looked up his book The New Geology in the library at Rice Institute, where I was teaching at the time. This was in early 1943 and it was a life-changing experience for me.”
Oh, a life-changing experience?
Is that what Morris said?
And what did Morris do then?
According to the Wikipedia article on Flood Geology:
In 1942, Henry M. Morris was persuaded by Irwin A. Moon's Sermons from Science of the importance of harmonising science and the Bible, and was introduced to the concepts of a vapor canopy causing the Flood, and its geological effects. About a year later he found George McCready Price's New Geology a "life-changing experience", and joined the Deluge Geology Society. His book That You Might Believe for college students included Price's flood geology, and was published in 1946.[51]
Oh, Morris wrote a book that included Price’s flood geology?
Tintin, are you with me so far?
Incidentally, the information from Wikipedia comes from Ronald Numbers, a very credible witness, according to the U. S. Supreme Court.
Tintin, do you still deny that George McCready Price had a significant influence on Henry Morris and his flood geology?
Not to worry, if you do, I have a whole lot more.
And Tintin, no need to thank me for doing your homework for you.