Ice age theories

We are told of cold dark periods in the past when ice ages besieged the Earth. It is said, polar ice advanced across continents suppressing life for 100's of 1000's of years at a time.

But is what they say true?

Are theories concerning glacial remnants correct?

Evidence indicates the ocean level in ancient times was 36 metres lower than today. This too is claimed as support of the ice age theory. It is believed the level of the sea fell as its waters evaporated and converted to glacial ice kilometres deep on continents.

However, this simple thought raises an obvious question. If the Earth were plunged into deep freeze darkness as believed, where did the heat come from to evaporate 36 metres off 200 million square kilometres of worldwide oceans?

The evidence has been misread. Glacial remnants and other signs are the result of continental drift and flooding seas crossing the land.

Ice ages never happened.

The Land of No Horizon explains why.

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