Uniformitarianism is the belief that there was no flood and that there was no creation. The Uniformitarian belief is anti-Bible, anti-God, and anti-Christ. It puts death before sin. Any believe that puts death before sin makes the Gospel meaningless. The Gospel says that sin caused death and Jesus came to save us from the punishment for our sin and from our slavery to sin so that we can have life.

This belief is taken on faith by Naturalists and Materialists. The faith of Naturalists, Materialists, Atheists, Secular Humanists, and Agnostics is different from Christian faith. The faith of Naturalists, Materialists, Atheists, Secular Humanists, and Agnostics is merely speculation or unsupported declaration. Christian Faith is quite a different substance and authority.

FREE on-line BOOK (a classic): The Real Faith, by Charles S. Price

FREE on-line BOOK (a classic): The Meaning Of Faith, by Charles S. Price

Oddly, Evolutionists use the assumption of Uniformitarianism (that there was no flood and that there was no creation) to prove that there was no flood and that there was no creation. They filter out data that contradicts their basic assumption that there was no flood and that there was no creation, along with all data the conflicts with their assumptions of Materialism and Naturalism.

While uniformitarianism is simply a notion based on the human mind's ability to dream things up and make up stories, Christianity is based on Jesus Christ, the Living Christ, Who reveals Himself to the Christian on an ongoing basis. Believer's have the supernatural trust that is a gift from God. By this trust, we see Jesus and hear His Voice. It is Jesus Himself who reveals to us that the Bible is His Word, His Utterance. And it is Jesus Himself Who speaks to us through His Word. Jesus speaks to us through many different means: Scripture, intuition, bringing Scripture to our remembrance, apostles, prophets, etc. When God speaks to us, faith comes and with faith comes a vision of hope. This vision shows us who we are in Christ in an ever-more-clear understanding. When God speaks, He instructs us what to think, what to say, and what to do. Then, He does the work through us by His grace, His free gift of righteousness. This righteousness of God in us is the moving of the Holy Spirit that transfigures us from glory to glory to be like Jesus, killing our fleshly nature and causing Christ to be more fully formed in us. And this death to self, to the old adamic sin nature, and building up of Christ is the very thing that redeems us, sets us free from slavery to the fleshly nature, to Satan, to the pressures of the world, and to death. (some caveats about hearing God's Voice)