Geology and Revelation

"Geology and Revelation" by Gerald Molloy is a scientific publication written in the late 19th century. The work explores the ancient history of the Earth through the lens of geological facts and their alignment with revealed religious truths. Molloy aims to reconcile the apparent conflicts between the findings of modern geology and the biblical account of creation, asserting that ultimately, there cannot be a contradiction between the two. The opening of the book sets the stage for this exploration by addressing the tension between geological discoveries and theological beliefs, particularly among Christians who may regard geology with suspicion. Molloy expresses a strong conviction in the compatibility of science and faith, asserting that the truths revealed in Scripture can coexist with the findings of geology. He outlines his intent to analyze geological theories and demonstrate how the findings regarding the Earth’s antiquity can align with biblical narratives, specifically addressing the nature of time before human existence and the potential for long periods of geological time to precede the six days of creation as described in Genesis.

Geology and Revelation, by Gerald Molloy. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #52973.