Introduction to Fossils and Paleontology: A Prologue
Joshua Cedar
In this new series of articles on the field of paleontology and the fossil record, my goal is…
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Can Popping Bubbles Carve Canyons?
Christian Ryan
What do the Grand Canyon, Uluṟu (Ayers Rock), and the White Cliffs of Dover have in common? All…
New Scholars Conference – A Unique Opportunity to Connect Young and Seasoned Researchers in Creation Science
Edward A Isaacs
This past week, the International Conference on Creationism hosted their first New Scholars Conference, a one of a…
Where Did All the Fossil People Go?
The fossil record refers to the collection of preserved remains, traces, and imprints of past life forms found…
Does Uniformitarianism Have Any Place in Creation?
Hannah Klein
Modern evolutionist thinking didn’t begin with Darwin. During his voyage on the HMS Beagle, Darwin was reading Principles…
Did Fossil Grove Grow in Place?
Trees usually fall over and rot when they die. It makes sense, then, that we find most fossil…
Stromatolites: Microbial Marvels of the Sea
If you travel to Australia, you probably expect to encounter kangaroos, boomerangs, and didgeridoos. If you like natural…
When a White Christmas Lasted For Centuries
If you live in the northern hemisphere, it is my prayer that you are blessed with a white…
Receding Then Spreading: A New Approach to Young-Earth History
Young-earth geologists have produced several models of earth history in order to better understand how geological facts correlate…
Did Pangaea Really Exist?
Today, we have seven continents scattered across the globe. North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, and…
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