The Very Stones Cry Out
04.03.18 | Articles | Noah's Ark
A breakdown of Luke 19:40 and what it means that the very stones would cry out in witness to God.
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Difficulties with the Geologic Column
04.03.18 | Articles | Geology | by A. W. Mehlert
Author: By A.W. Mehlert Since the rise of modern scientific creationism, which received its greatest impetus with the publication in 1961 of The Genesis Flood by Whitcomb and Morris, the creationist position has been greatly vindicated in that...
The Problem of Holy Week
04.03.18 | Articles | by Ian Taylor
Author: Ian Taylor The Babylonian Calendar. The earliest times for which we have archaeological and historical evidences are those of the Babylonian empire. The Babylonians, or an earlier civilization, celebrated the year as 360 days, that is...
Carbon-Fourteen Dating
04.03.18 | Articles | Origins | by Ian Taylor
Author: Ian Taylor The Source of C-14 The earth's atmosphere is bombarded with cosmic rays thought to originate from our sun. The earth's magnetic field serves to protect us from most of these cosmic rays. When the nucleus of a nitrogen atom...
A Young Creation - Scripture's Clear Message
04.03.18 | Articles | Dating Systems | by Paul Bartz
Author: Paul A. Bartz On the other hand, God could make a universe that lasts as long as He wants. However, as I said, this is a limited and incomplete view. These are but two trees that tell us little about the forest itself. What is the most...
Compromise and the Faith
04.03.18 | Articles | Theistic Evolution | by Ian Taylor
Author: Ian Taylor 1. The discovery of the colored peoples by the Caucasian Christian West in the 16th century caused some to doubt that the Genesis Flood had been universal since the only family on the Ark were surely Caucasion! Later, at the...
Holy Week: The Problem of Three Days and Three Nights
04.03.18 | Articles | Easter/Resurrection | by Ian Taylor
Author: Ian Taylor Most people assume that Jesus died on “Good Friday” and rose from the dead on “Easter,” Sunday morning. Since Jesus said He would rise, “the third day” some count part of Friday as one day...
Piltdown, Lucy, and Other "Missing Links"
04.02.18 | Articles | Origins | Transitional Forms | Lucy | by Ian Taylor
Read Time: 15 minutes. Early Man The study of early man is known as paleoanthropology and, although scientific techniques are used, this discipline deals with non-repeatable and non-observable events of the past and by definition, cannot be...
The Faith of Radiometric Dating
04.02.18 | Articles | Dating Systems | Uniformitarianism | by Curt Sewell
Author: By Curt Sewell "How can creationists expect people to accept a young earth when science has proved through radiometric dating that the earth is billions of years old?" This article addresses that question, which represents the thinking...
The Pre-Flood World, Part 1
04.02.18 | Articles | by Ian Taylor
Author: Ian Taylor 1. The name Genesis that we apply to the first book of the Bible has been adopted from the Greek word GENESIS meaning "beginnings." The Jews call this book BERESHITH which is the first Hebrew word of this book and means "In...