Pilgrimage through the Precambrian, pt. 6: The Future of the Precambrian Past
Christian Ryan
While most young-earth geologists accept Snelling and Dickens’ Precambrian model, or some variation of it, others have reservations.…
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Pilgrimage through the Precambrian, pt. 5: A New Perspective
By now, we have a well-rounded understanding of the Precambrian record from an old-earth perspective, as well as…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 4: Chinks in One’s Crust
In the previous article, we looked at the conventional model of the Precambrian record. We examined how our…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 3: The Story of Ancients
Previously, we examined the broad strokes of the Precambrian geologic record and established the unique features that characterize…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 2: Precambrian Peculiarities
Mount Rushmore is manmade, etched from the granite cliffs of South Dakota’s own Black Hills. But the Precambrian…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 1: In the Beginning
Mount Rushmore, an iconic emblem of American history and culture, stands as an enduring tribute to the nation’s…
How Did God Oxygenate the Atmosphere During Creation Week?
Ken Coulson
God’s use of secondary processes to fashion the earth during Creation Week is not a novel idea. Andrew…
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…
Jake Ramgren
Todd Wood