This report focuses on points of interest to Creationists and Diluvialists, gleaned primarily from the geological sciences. The main topics mentioned include: biological evolution; the need of apologetics and consequences of a lack of apologetics; the lingering influence of Charles Lyell; examples and types of mixing of fossils in the geological time scale; the subjectivity of fossil species and genera; the artificiality of the geological column; evidences that many alleged ancient fossil reefs are in fact not reefs; critiques of uniformitarian claims about sedimentary environments; miscellaneous evidence against the validity of the geological column; and the way in which errors, similar to those in geology, can arise in archeology.