Dinosaur Soft Tissues: Can They Really Last for Two Hundred Million Years?
Ken Coulson
Soft tissues and original organics found in dinosaur bones is a controversial topic within the secular scientific community…
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My First Dino Dig
Noel Grimes
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?
Christian Ryan
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…
Hard Science
Todd Wood
In the first few months of 2010, I was working on a research paper describing the baraminology of…
Does Dinosaur Soft Tissue Disprove Evolution?
Welcome to Jurassic Park Have you ever wondered if dino DNA really exists in nature? (And if it…
Cenozoic Mammals After Their Kinds
The notion that God created distinct “kinds” and not individual species of animals and plants is not new.…
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…
A Whale of a Tale About Whales: New Paradigms on Whale Origins
Whales, dolphins, and porpoises are surely among the most majestic creatures on the planet. But for as long…
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…
Edward A Isaacs
