@farmerman,
Only if you are still getting off on creationists who think, or say, that the Grand Canyon was caused by the flood in Genesis.
It would be much more fun if Greta had followed Dr. Eugenie Scott, Executive Director of the National Center for Science Education, through a typical day at the office. Did Eugenie make it a condition of her co-operation , something of a must for Greta, that she could choose the stage settings. Bit of a cliche though ain't it.? Someone getting carried away with a sense of self-importance whilst making sweeping arm gestures across the wastes of barren rock of this well known wonder of the world.
From a scientific point of view it is no different from any other dried out river valley. I presume it's size is due to it having a more than usual easily displaced bottom.
The juke box in my new pub, I've moved house, plays every top 40 charter since 1956 at the touch of a button. Or two. That's a wonder of the world to even junior scientists. One has to use the brain as a microscope to get a glimpse under the skin of that juke box. It can't be seen.
One can tell a fake scientist as soon as somebody goes all woosy about a bloody silly and ueless Grand Canyon in order to primp their image and self-esteem. And there's an excursion involved. A free one. Possibly better than that. Excursions are really, really exciting for ladies. Across the "flyover rubicon". Where life consists of a bit more than what can be got onto a videotape in the posturing department.
A staged event in other words and no different in essence to those vids the atheists keep linking to prove what IDiots Christians are.
How do they know that there's no dinosaurs in Heaven? Christians teaching evolution is the way forward. How to do that is easy. And it saves everybody's face who needs it saving.
If anti-IDers say that Christians can't teach evolution properly Christians can say that atheists don't intend to teach it properly either. I mean the sort of atheist who would get past a teacher selection panel.