To Converge or Not to Converge, That is the Question!
Ken Coulson
Just some interesting tidbits from my dinosaur class today. It turns out that “technically” speaking, a dinosaur must…
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A Safari Through the Pre-Flood World
Christian Ryan
Out of all eras in biblical history, the Antediluvian epoch―the era before the great Flood of Noah’s day―is…
To a Theologian on the Subject of Hominins
Todd Wood
The following is an open letter to a theologian friend who recently asked how he might sort out…
What is Taphonomy?
Noel Grimes
Who, What, When, Where? Have you ever been on a hike and found a fossil shell with no…
What is the Fossil Record?
The fossil record refers to all known organisms represented as fossils, the preserved remains of a once-living thing.…
What is Paleontology?
Paleontology is the quest to unlock the mysteries of life on earth. Fossils are the most important clue…
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…
My First Dino Dig
I boarded my flight after a heartfelt goodbye at the Rapid City airport in South Dakota. My new…
What was the World like when Noah stepped off the Ark?
When most of us read the Flood narrative of Genesis 6-9, we are awestruck by the destruction of…
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…
Hannah Klein
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