[Stultis]

Thanks for the list :-)

You're welcome but, mind you, those aren't necessarily the best or most relevant works (though they are all relevant in some respect); just the ones I was able to snatch of my own shelf, in my study/computer room. The one that deals with the 19th Century Mosaic geologists in the greatest detail -- Gillispie, Genesis & Geology -- is probably out of print.

Davis Young also has better books on the subject, which I have but weren't handy. Try the following (links are to Amazon):

Christianity and the Age of the Earth

The Biblical Flood: A Case Study of the Church's Response to Extrabiblical Evidence

Portraits of Creation: Biblical and Scientific Perspectives on the World's Formation

[Last Visible Dog]

You're welcome but, mind you, those aren't necessarily the best or most relevant works

More book titles! Whoopee!

Now. What is your point? and Are your planning of citing any of those books?