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Monthly Archives: March 2011

The Japanese tsunami and ICR’s ‘faulty’ understanding of tectonics and uniformitarianism

March 31, 2011by ageofrocks 2 Comments

The calamitous aftermath of the recent earthquake in Japan has, understandably, contributed to countless conversations concerning the proper charitable response, energy policy, and even the humbling power of nature. Nonetheless, […]

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Plate Tectonics, Sedimentology / Stratigraphy

Ken Ham and the Homeschoolers: the moral of the story is?

March 27, 2011by ageofrocks 5 Comments

Relevant to all, as I see it.Recently, Answers in Genesis president Ken Ham was barred from speaking at all upcoming homeschool conventions organized by Great Homeschool Conventions, Inc. (GHC). The latter […]

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Ken Ham / AiG

Cross bedding in beach sediments—then and now

March 20, 2011by ageofrocks 4 Comments

I am always fascinated by pictures of the past that are engraved in rocks.Whether it is an ancient inscription, a fossil, or even a tombstone, rocks are nature’s photo album. […]

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Ancient Oceans, Flood Geology, Sedimentology / Stratigraphy

Inventing the isochron: Steve Austin, Andrew Snelling, and the Cardenas Basalts of the Grand Canyon

Featuredby ageofrocks 3 Comments

At the beginning of the year, I reviewed an article that cited anomalously old radiometric dates for historical lava flows to argue against the validity of the Potassium-Argon (K-Ar) dating […]

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Age of the Earth, Featured, Geochemistry, Geochronology

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