"Best evidences for a young Earth": Snelling and our salty seas, Part 3
(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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"Best evidences for a young Earth": Snelling and our salty seas, Part 2
(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 […]
"Best evidences for a young Earth": Snelling and our salty seas, Part 1
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 […]
Clearest evidence that the Earth is 6,000 years old: helium diffusion in zircons
By way of preface, I do not intend this post to be a thorough scientific discussion about helium diffusion in zircons. If you are already familiar with the topic, that’s […]
Age of Rocks 