Science is more (and less) than you think!
When you hear the word “science,” what do you envision? Goggles and white lab coats? Mathematical formulas on a blackboard? A casually dressed couple in straw hats brushing away at […]
Theological implications of an old Earth: Doesn’t Scripture have a voice?
When I began this blog, I planned to focus on topics in geology. More specifically, I aimed to clarify whether Answers in Genesis (AiG) offered a valid position on the […]
Methods to Dr. John K. Reed’s Madness: Deconstruction and the Geologic Timescale, Part 2
Last week, I briefly discussed historical approaches in science and how this applies to geologic dating methods – that is, how do geologists assign ages to a given rock? My […]
Methods to Dr. John K. Reed’s Madness: Deconstruction and the Geologic Timescale, Part 1
While many researchers in geology are committed to describing the fundamental processes of our dynamic Earth, others attempt to elucidate the details of Earth history by investigating the rock record. […]
What produces order in the fossil record?
If you can recall anything from Earth science classes during middle school and college, then the answer to this question may seem obvious: new types of organisms appear in the […]
Radiocarbon evidence for the antiquity of the Earth
While a number of Answers in Genesis (AiG) articles related to radiometric dating have focused on discordant ages obtained from igneous suites (such as K/Ar dates obtained from volcanic flows, […]
Dinosaurs in the Holy Land: Examining preserved footprints in Cretaceous dolomite from the Judea Group, Israel
If you never had the chance to see dinosaur tracks in person, I strongly suggest that you find a way. Such imprints convey an erie sense of reality that is […]
Age of Rocks 