On reading Genesis as literature: breaking the hermeneutical bonds of a modern controversy
On the absence of Genesis Recently, I realized that I could not think of a single instance over the past 10 years in which Genesis was used as the primary […]
Monthly Archives: October 2011
A practical appendix to the ‘appearance of age’ question
Following up on my last post, I wanted to share a link to another article—entitled Apparent Age: Craters on Mars—that appeared last month on the Natural Historian blog. The author […]
Appearance of age or true age? Better yet—what’s the difference?
For many a Christian struggling with the implications of an old universe, the challenges of modern science, or for those who simply seek to dismiss both out of hand, an […]
A colorful tale of feathers: copper remnants in fossilized birds
A recent article at the Institute for Creation Research (ICR), entitled Trace Metals Study Confirms Fossil Has Original Feathers, represents the latest in a series of misguided attacks on conventional fossil […]
Age of Rocks 