Comment on PUC Professor: The Noachian Flood was just a local flood? by Tyler Cantrell.
Under California Penal Code 632, it is illegal for a person in the public to record or eavesdrop on any form of confidential conversation without the consent of all parties involved. If one or more of the parties involved is reasonably unaware that the conversation is being recorded, even in a public setting, the recording is considered a crime. Violating the California wiretapping law can result in criminal prosecution as well as a civil lawsuit under Penal Code 637.2.
Without the knowledge of Dr. Ness’s explicit permission to record said lecture, and in the interest of fair discussion rather than taking a single lecture in which hard questions were asked, out of context.
Please remove the video to show that law abiding citizens can have open discussion without resorting to smear campaigns that have no goal but to defame good people.
This is just stated to show the open violation that this kind of video is illegal. I have not talked to Dr. Ness about this, nor do i agree at all with the lecture. But I believe he has the right to ask the questions and then have people repudiate or discuss openly the hard questions. I refer all of these above to the Celebration of Creation at Andrews last weekend. Lets open our minds to talk instead of smearing others without suggesting solutions or dialog other than smears.
