McConkie argues in favor of a global Flood in Mormon Doctrine.

Date
1958
Type
Book
Source
Bruce R. McConkie
LDS
Hearsay
Direct
Reference

Bruce R. McConkie, Mormon Doctrine (Salt Lake City, UT: Bookcraft, 1958), 268

Scribe/Publisher
Bookcraft
People
Noah, Bruce R. McConkie
Audience
Reading Public
Transcription

Flood of Noah. See BAPTISM. In the days of Noah the Lord sent a universal flood which completely immersed the whole earth and destroyed all flesh except that preserved on the ark. (Gen. 6; 7; 8; 9; Moses 7:38-45; 8; Ether 13:2.) "Noah was born to save seed of everything, when the earth was washed of its wickedness by the flood." (Teachings, p. 12.) This flood was the baptism of the earth; before it occurred the land was all in one place, a condition that will again prevail during the millennial era. (D. & C. 133:23-24.)

There is no question but what many of the so-called geological changes in the earth's surface, which according to geological theories took place over ages of time, in reality occurred in a matter of a few short weeks incident to the universal deluge. (Man: His Origin and Destiny, pp. 414-436.)

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