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Ancient Roman concrete
The Ancient Romans understood the correlation between natural sedimentary rock and man-made concrete
by Jonathan O'Brien
Changing paradigms in stratigraphy—“a quite different way of analyzing the record”
Understanding the earth’s geological record is undergoing a radical rethink.
by John K. Reed
What’s a billion years between friends?
How easy it seems to simply adjust an age that does not fit the evolutionary long-age narrative. Sometimes, there are no qualms about changing a ‘date’ by a billion years!
by Lucien Tuinstra
More than a billion years missing from the Great Unconformity at Grand Canyon?
How Noah’s Flood solves long standing geological puzzles
by Michael J. Oard
Fantastic folds
Curvy rock layers undermine millions of years
by Gavin Cox
Water and wind gaps carved during channelized Flood runoff
When were these geomorphological features carved?
by Michael Oard
Much supposed geological time missing from strata
Deep time is more gap than rock record
by Michael Oard
The Salt Range saga
The Salt Range of Pakistan has yielded some very interesting fossils—that according to evolution should not have been found!
by Paul Price
Tremendous erosion of continents during the Recessive Stage of the Flood
The erosion that occurred during the latter stages of Noah’s Flood is almost unimaginable, but remarkably obvious.
by Michael J. Oard
The flood chaser
When Ron Neller studied how water affected the landscapes all over the world, he was on his way to becoming a biblical creationist and did not know it.
by tas Walker
Recessive Stage of Flood began in the mid-Cretaceous and eroded kilometres of sediment from continent
The geology of south-west Western Australia interpreted from a biblical perspective.
by Tas Walker
Planation surfaces below the Antarctic Ice Sheet
How did they form?
by Michael J. Oard