Was the Coconino Sandstone Really Formed in a Desert?
Ken Coulson
The Coconino Sandstone in Grand Canyon has long been interpreted by the secular scientific community as an ancient…
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A Whale of a Tale About Whales: New Paradigms on Whale Origins
Christian Ryan
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…
What Should Creationists Think About Fishapods?
An intermediate form is an organism that seems to share traits with two or more different types of…
Watch Dr. Matt McLain Talk About “Mammal-Like Reptiles”!
Watch our friend Dr. Matthew McLain as he discusses synapsids (“mammal-like reptiles”) and other topics pertaining to the…
The Bonebed Mystery at Hanson Ranch
The year was 1996. A rancher on Hanson Ranch in the badlands of eastern Wyoming introduced a group…
Did Dinosaurs Really Have Feathers?
Researchers have long recognized the tremendous similarities shared between modern birds and non-avian dinosaurs like Velociraptor and Oviraptor.…
How Many Created Kinds of Dinosaurs Were There?
Dinosaurs came in all shapes and sizes. Some, like the long-necked Alamosaurus, were lumbering behemoths that weighed over…
From Ararat to America: In Centuries or Less?
Much discussion exists among creationists concerning the flora, fauna, and climate of the world before its utter destruction…
How soon after the Flood did the Ice Age begin?
For at least the past three decades, creation geologists and paleontologists have analyzed the geologic record in search…
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