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With the exception of a small amount of scriptural geology writings (some of which continued to accept compromise on a pre-creation period), the scriptural geologists died out by about 1860.<ref name="ThenAndNow"/>
With the exception of a small amount of scriptural geology writings (some of which continued to accept compromise on a pre-creation period), the scriptural geologists died out by about 1860.<ref name="ThenAndNow"/>
==Aftermath==
About 40 years passed from the end of the scriptural geologists to the time and writings of [[George McCready Price]], who was the first [[Flood Geology|flood geologist]] in the 20th Century.<ref name="ThenAndNow"/> During this time, before 1954, only three other flood geologists and believers in a young earth published works on the subject besides Price.<ref name="ThenAndNow"/> These four biblical creationists were forerunners of the modern [[Creation Science]] movement, begun by [[Henry Morris]] and [[John Whitcomb]] when they published ''[[The Genesis Flood]]'' in 1961.<ref name="ThenAndNow"/>
==References==
==References==