The Rise of Mountains
Sophie Southerden
The mountains are not only daunting in their height and magnitude. They also pose a daunting scientific challenge…
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Where Did the Floodwaters Go?
Christian Ryan
When you are a young-earth creationist for long enough, you tend to notice some arguments get thrown at…
Pilgrimage through the Precambrian, pt. 6: The Future of the Precambrian Past
While most young-earth geologists accept Snelling and Dickens’ Precambrian model, or some variation of it, others have reservations.…
Pilgrimage through the Precambrian, pt. 5: A New Perspective
By now, we have a well-rounded understanding of the Precambrian record from an old-earth perspective, as well as…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 4: Chinks in One’s Crust
In the previous article, we looked at the conventional model of the Precambrian record. We examined how our…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 3: The Story of Ancients
Previously, we examined the broad strokes of the Precambrian geologic record and established the unique features that characterize…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 2: Precambrian Peculiarities
Mount Rushmore is manmade, etched from the granite cliffs of South Dakota’s own Black Hills. But the Precambrian…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 1: In the Beginning
Mount Rushmore, an iconic emblem of American history and culture, stands as an enduring tribute to the nation’s…
The Impact of an Asteroid
In 1980, the father-son duo of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Luis Walter Alvarez and geologist Walter Alvarez suggested a…
Riddle of the Tonto Group: Is a Global Flood the Answer?
Most young-earth creationists hold the Flood responsible for forming most of the geologic rock layers around the world.…
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