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Was the Flood global?
Was Noah’s Flood global or local? The universal language of Genesis 6–9, NT evidence, size of the Ark, and sedimentary record say “global”!
Fantastic folds
Curvy rock layers undermine millions of years
by
Gavin Cox
Mightiest, 'multi-million-year-old' millipede
A newly discovered fossil of
Arthropleura
, a giant millipede, provides good evidence of having been buried during Noah’s Flood.
by
Gavin Cox
Speleothem growth
A question is asked about sceptics’ responses to creationists using speedy growth rates of speleothems under man-made structures to illustrate speedy natural cave formations
by
Gavin Cox
Defying deep-time dogma
Showing how cave structures don’t always form by ‘slow and gradual’ processes.
by
Gavin Cox
Candles turned to stone
Found deep in a mine, they help demonstrate the length of time needed to turn buried animal and plant remains into rock
by
Jonathan O’Brien
The Florissant redwood trees deposited from a Flood log mat
How were all these huge tree trunks deposited?
by
Michael J Oard
Rigid uniformitarianism and a hysterical fear of the scientific creationist bogeyman
Rigid uniformitarianism and a hysterical fear of the scientific creationist bogeyman.
by
John Woodmorappe
Growing Opals—Australian Style
Long-age icon created in weeks
by
Andrew Snelling
Waterfall formation may not need tectonics or climate change
It may not need tectonics or climate change.
by
Michael Oard
A case for rapid formation of calcareous concretions
These geological structures form
much
more quickly than was thought!
by
Michael J. Oard
Warped earth
Folded, bent and deformed rock layers across the globe testify to catastrophe on an unimaginable scale.
by
David Allen
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