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Cruise Norway Fjords

Why the ‘Biblical’ Ice Age is a Creationist Myth

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About two years ago, my wife and I switched to a memory-foam mattress, and we couldn’t be happier. Everything claimed by the late-night advertisements is true. The mattress subtly conforms to […]

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Age of the Earth, Featured, Flood Geology, Ice Ages, Ken Ham / AiG

Terry Mortenson concedes: ‘Stone Age’ tools are a problem for YEC

July 8, 2015by ageofrocks 11 Comments

Answers in Genesis generally does well not to acknowledge its best critics, because doing so exposes their audience to the fact that theirs is a ministry rooted in pseudoscience, which is […]

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Age of the Earth, Ice Ages, Ken Ham / AiG, What is science?
Late Triassic Pangaea

Monday Minute: Andrew Snelling’s Lost World

May 4, 2015by ageofrocks 2 Comments

Dr. Snelling’s revision of Earth history looks nothing like what we find in nature. With the help of geology, though, we can put many pieces back together. In the past, Andrew […]

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Flood Geology, Plate Tectonics, What is science?
Monument Valley Utah

Can we trace rock layers across continents only because of Noah’s Flood?

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How is it that certain sedimentary rock layers can be traced for hundreds to thousands of miles across large continents, unless these land masses were once covered by a global flood? Perhaps you never […]

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Ancient Oceans, Featured, Flood Geology, Sedimentology / Stratigraphy
Oil Well

Can Young-Earth Creationists Find Oil?

February 8, 2015by ageofrocks 8 Comments

Active vs. Passive Strategies for Combatting YEC If you haven’t read Dana Hunter’s piece in Scientific American on strategies for combatting Young-Earth Creationism (YEC) in the public sphere, then I highly […]

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Age of the Earth, Featured, Flood Geology, Geochemistry, Geochronology

Is folded sedimentary rock evidence for a young Earth?

December 15, 2014by ageofrocks 10 Comments

The Grand Canyon is well known for its remarkably horizontal layers, especially as viewed from the rim. But venturing outside of this National Park (or even down into the canyon), you’ll […]

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Age of the Earth, Plate Tectonics

Andrew Snelling proves the accuracy of radiometric dating in one graphic

September 15, 2014by ageofrocks 10 Comments

Andrew Snelling overviews 64 years of research on the decay of 87Rb, only to show that we know its decay rate very accurately. Therefore, radiometric dates are likely trustworthy.

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Age of the Earth, Geochronology

"Best evidences for a young Earth": Snelling and our salty seas, Part 3

June 24, 2014by ageofrocks 1 Comment

(continued from Part 2) In case you are now exhausted by the topic of salt in the oceans, I want to reassure you: this is the light at the end […]

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Age of the Earth, Geochemistry

"Best evidences for a young Earth": Snelling and our salty seas, Part 2

June 24, 2014by ageofrocks 3 Comments

(continued from Part 1)I have already concluded that attempts by Snelling, Austin, and Humphreys to estimate a maximum age of Earth’s oceans are both unscientific and inaccurate. More recent work […]

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Age of the Earth, Geochemistry

"Best evidences for a young Earth": Snelling and our salty seas, Part 1

June 12, 2014by ageofrocks 5 Comments

Is our universe is full of clues that it cannot be millions—let alone billions—of years old?Many young-Earth creationists are convinced this is the case, despite that no scientists are scrambling […]

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Age of the Earth, Geochemistry

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My aim is to provide an online resource for Earth science education, particularly for the community of faith. More people than ever are leaving the church due to perceived conflicts between science and faith, yet creation-science ministries continue to claim that geological evidence supports a young Earth (less than 10,000 years). I examine those claims critically and provide a disciplinary context in which to evaluate the merits of young-Earth creationism.

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