In connection with Tuesday’s post, we also see a mass burial of Dinosaur bones jumbled up at Dinosaur National Monument. Here are six facts regarding the rich fossil deposit that all match very well with a flood situation causing this formation – and continue reading this article to see the full significance: Fact #1: The most common fossil in the Quarry sandstone is not the dinosaur, but a group of clams, of the genus Unio. Fact #2: The original Brushy Basin deposit was...
Read MoreHuge Fossil Beds formed by a…Huge Flood?
This article (http://www.foxnews.com/science/2016/07/24/148-million-years-later-dinosaur-quarry-remains-cold-case.html) shows how around 50 specimens of Allosaurus have been discovered in the Cleveland-Lloyd Quarry among other types of Dinosaur. They mystery to them is how they are all concentrated in that area. One secular researcher suggests that they were all washed into the area. So this seems like a logical conclusion – based on the evidence: “A single catastrophe is...
Read MoreFossil Trackways!
The Coconino Sandstone has been assumed to be formed from ancient desert sand dunes. Within this rock layer, we find 4-footed animal tracks. Scientists did experimentation on how the tracks may have been formed and notice what has been discovered about the trackways: “A detailed statistical analysis of these data led to the conclusion, with a high degree of probability that the fossil tracks must have been made underwater… [Regarding the fossils] Toe imprints...
Read MoreEncouragement circles around…
I wanted to share with you an encouraging email we received from an attendee of one of our church seminars. At this particular event, I was teaching my Genesis Series starting with Genesis chapter one. Below is the email (the name and location were withheld by request). Hi Rich, Thank you so much for teaching during the Sunday school hour at our church this past month. I hope you can come back again if you have the time. There are so many more things I want to...
Read More“A True Mystery of Science”
Regarding new fossil teeth much older than previously thought (2.8 million years old – 400,000 years earlier than before): “Arizona State’s William Kimbel, an author of the paper, said it’s not clear whether the fossil came from a known early species of Homo or whether it reveals a new one.” Such phrases seem to come up frequently: ‘older than previously thought’, ‘younger than previously thought’, ‘surprising results’, ‘unexpected data’, etc....
Read MoreBest Evidence for Evolution: Examining Common “Best Proofs” Of Evolution
(From the larger article “What’s the Evidence?“) Typically, textbooks, museums, zoos, and the popular media present a very one-sided, evolutionary approach to the question of origins, with no consideration of the possibility of creation by an intelligent designer. This section will show how data, which is usually interpreted as “proof” of evolution, can be interpreted through a different set of glasses. For study purposes, this evidence is grouped under 4...
Read MoreThe Question of Time
In geology, the evolution/creation debate has centered largely around the rates of geologic processes and the accuracy of “dating” methods in determining the age of the earth. In reality, the “age” issue matters more to evolutionists than to creationists. If evolution really took place as usually taught, it must have required multiple billions of years. Though some evolutionists have postulated a form of evolution called “punctuated equilibrium” which speculates that...
Read MoreFossils Are Fun – Once You Blow the Smoke Away
Whether it’s “Walking with Prehistoric Beasts” on the Discovery Channel or looking at National Geographic in the dentist’s office, it seems every time I turn around, I’m faced with some new fossil that “proves” evolution. Normally, my reaction is to pass it off as evolutionary dogma and change the channel or read about something else like fly fishing. However, I’m finding that by doing that, we, as Christians, can miss out on opportunities to discover more about God...
Read MoreNautiloids: An Amazing Discovery in the Grand Canyon
What in the world are nautiloids, and what do they have to do with the layers of the Grand Canyon? It’s an amazing story of an amazing discovery with startling implications in the debate over the age of the earth. Nautiloids were extinct marine creatures that resembled squids living in hard, chambered shells. Paleontologists have known about nautiloids for a long time but, until the past decade, these fossils have been thought to be extremely rare in the Grand Canyon. ...
Read MoreA Flood of Evidence
Ken Ham frequently says, “If there really was a Flood, what would the evidence be? Billions of dead things, buried in rock layers, laid down by water, all over the earth.” Well, that is exactly what we see – billions of dead things, buried in rock layers, laid down by water, all over the earth! Of course, evolutionary geologists have their interpretations based on their “millions of years” scenarios. However, I think there aremany evidences that really support the Flood and...
Read MoreLiving Fossils for Kids
“Here is an interesting article in the newspaper about a discovery of a new ‘living fossil’ “, Mr. Jones told his family. “I don’t get it, Dad! A ‘living fossil’?” asked his daughter Mary. “You taught us that a fossil is something that was once alive, or something left by something once alive, like an impression or track, that has turned to rock. So a fossil is not alive!” “You are right, Mary. A ‘living fossil’ is a plant, insect, or animal which is alive and well today...
Read MoreFossils on the Mountain Tops
One of the evidences commonly used in support of the Biblical account of Noah’s Flood is the presence of fossils on the tops of some of the highest mountains in the world. Even near the summit of Mt. Everest, there are rock layers containing organisms which once swam in the sea. This goes right along with the Biblical statement that “all the high mountains everywhere under the heavens were covered” by the Flood waters (Genesis 7:19). Although the argument is a valid...
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