The Faint Young Sun Paradox: What Does “Young” Mean Anyway?
Ken Coulson
The faint sun paradox is a common example of young-creationism apologetics. Essentially, scientists have been able to determine…
Created Kinds and Reproduction: Is There a Connection?
The meaning of the word “kind” (מִין) has received much attention within young-earth creationist (YEC) groups since the…
Is ‘Creation Science’ an Oxymoron?
What is “Creation Science”? John MacArthur calls these two words together an Oxymoron: “In a sense, when you…
Dinosaur Soft Tissues: Can They Really Last for Two Hundred Million Years?
Soft tissues and original organics found in dinosaur bones is a controversial topic within the secular scientific community…
How Did God Oxygenate the Atmosphere During Creation Week?
God’s use of secondary processes to fashion the earth during Creation Week is not a novel idea. Andrew…
When Rocks Bend
As a capstone for my undergraduate degree in geology, I was required to attend a four week geology…
What Should Christians Think of Radiometric Dating? pt. 2
In part I, I discussed the importance of God’s creative strategy—to frame a world in literally six days.…
What Should Christians Think of Radiometric Dating? pt. 1
Absolute dating techniques associated with radioisotope decay are perhaps the greatest challenge to a cogent and scientifically sustainable…
Was the Coconino Sandstone Really Formed in a Desert?
The Coconino Sandstone in Grand Canyon has long been interpreted by the secular scientific community as an ancient…
Rethinking the Pre-Flood/Flood Boundary
Editor’s Note: Figuring out which portions of the geologic record were formed before, during, or after the Flood…
Abigail L.
Kurt Wise
Christian Ryan