Bible Discussion Thread

Mountains have been melting through eternity. Those mountains are called "Volcanos".

Good morning Ben, Yes, volcanoes have a long history, but not eternal existence. Since creation, our earth has been in constant change, some of these have been catastrophic, other changes are slow and almost unnoticed. The Atlantic ocean is spreading apart in small increments each year, but in ancient times , this separation of the earth's land mass may have been more rapid. The earth's core is molten rock. This molten rock gets pushed up to the earth's surface through the movement of tectonic plates and pressure eventually being released as lava, gases, etc. Earthquakes seem to liquify land features as these are flattened, upheaved, or formed into crevices or depressions. We don't know a lot about what is happening on the bottom of the oceans, but volcanic and earthquake activity is common and tectonic plates are moving and reshaping the ocean floor. God has a plan in all of these things since before He created anything. He is all-wise.