"Noah's Flood Revisited" by Hugh Ross - Why it Fails

"Noah's Flood Revisited" by Hugh Ross - Why it Fails

From The BC Messenger by Steve and Jennifer Hall

January 6, 2026 · 1h 16m · Season 4 · Episode 6

About this episode

The episode critiques Hugh Ross's book 'Noah's Flood Revisited', highlighting its shortcomings in the context of Christian apologetics.

Last year, Hugh Ross ( Reasons to Believe ) replied to a comment we left on X (formerly Twitter). Our comment asked if he had seen some aspects of Dr. Aardsma's work. Ross replied, "I have just completed a book on Noah's Flood and have responded to Aardsma's claims." The book Ross referenced became available in October. This month we critique Noah's Flood Revisited (new depths of insight from science and Scripture) . We discuss several aspects of this new book by an old-earth creationist, pointing out where it falls critically short—false fronts, fuzzy facts, failing to follow through, and an ultimate fatal flaw. This is important because, as Christians, we must be actively advancing the cause of truth, not just giving some reasons to hold to our faith. We must stop treading water in Christian apologetics, and begin to take ground with data, scientific investigation, research results, and specific dates that show these events in real-world history. Also on this episode: Some Feedback From the Audience Helen's View: Keeping the Balance- A Scientist’s Story of Precision PODCAST WEBSITE: Head over there , leave us a review, and browse past episodes. READ the full Show Notes and view…

People in this episode

Hosts: Steve Hall, Jennifer Hall

Guest: Hugh Ross

Topics covered

  • Noah's Flood
  • Christian apologetics
  • science and Scripture
  • old-earth creationism
  • critique of literature

Keywords

  • Noah's Flood
  • Hugh Ross
  • Christianity
  • apologetics
  • science
  • Aardsma
  • critique
  • old-earth creationism

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Reasons to Believe

Books & works: Noah's Flood Revisited

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