Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 1: In the Beginning
Christian Ryan
Mount Rushmore, an iconic emblem of American history and culture, stands as an enduring tribute to the nation’s…
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geology
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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.…
How To Bend Rock
Bending rock sounds like the feat of a superhero. But this incredible achievement really occurred in the earth’s…
When the Floodwaters Dried Up
Which layers in the geologic record represent Noah’s Flood? This has proven to be a very controversial topic…
What Happened at Origins Conference 2022?
New Creation Staff
By Christian Ryan, Abigail L., and Peter B. The Origins conference is an annual gathering of scientists and…
Signposts of Science
Todd Wood
But what about the science!? You can’t just ignore all the overwhelming evidence that the earth and universe…
What’s So Great About the Great Unconformity?
Today, we access most movies and TV shows via a streaming service. But it wasn’t always like this.…
A Safari Through the Pre-Flood World
Out of all eras in biblical history, the Antediluvian epoch―the era before the great Flood of Noah’s day―is…
What is Taphonomy?
Noel Grimes
Who, What, When, Where? Have you ever been on a hike and found a fossil shell with no…
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