The way it really is: little-known facts about radiometric datingLong-age geologists will not accept a radiometric date unless it matches their pre-existing expectations.Article31 Jul, 2013
Footprint fiascoIf radiometric dating is objective science then why do researchers disagree so widely over the results?Article03 Oct, 2007
The oceans show us a young EarthUsing the same philosophy (uniformitarianism) employed by evolutionists, the oceans fail to live up to old-earth expectations.Article15 Mar, 2021
Radiohalos ruin radiometric datingRadiohalos are the result of nuclear decay. They provide powerful evidence that the earth is young and radiometric dating is highly inaccurate.Podcast03 Mar, 202123:55
Where did deep time belief arise?Western belief in ‘deep time’ first appeared in 17th and 18th century FranceArticle24 Feb, 2021
How old are the pyramids of Egypt?The oldest of Egypts pyramids fit comfortably within biblical history and timescale as post-Flood and post-Babel monuments.Article17 Feb, 2021
Soft tissue in an ichthyosaur fossilSoft tissue preservation in a ‘Jurassic’ ichthyosaur is more evidence that fossils fit the biblical timeframe.Article20 Jan, 2021
The polymer shield explanation for soft tissue fossilsThe polymer shield preservation model for soft tissue in fossils has several shortcomings and doesnt explain all the data.Article27 Nov, 2020
Questioning carbon 14 dating of Durrington Circle artefactsCarbon 14 procedural blanks are not carbon-14 ‘dead’ therefore entire method is suspect.Article26 Sep, 2020
The geology transformation toolA graphical tool to transform geological dates into biblical history.Article03 Sep, 2020
Radioactive dating anomaliesConflicting radioactive dating results are reported all the time and, on their own, there is no way of knowing what they mean.Article12 Mar, 2012
Paleozoic Corals and Lunar RecessionPaleozoic corals show banding that supposedly proves the earth had a shorter day in the distant past due to tidal breaking.Article20 Jun, 2020
Have uniformitarians rescued the ‘Pacemaker of the Ice Ages’ paper?A 1997 analysis does not save the grounding for Milankovitch climate forcing.Article15 May, 2020
Dating Kabwe 1, the Broken Hill skull from ZambiaAssessing the latest date for the Broken Hill skull of Homo heidelbergensis and interpreting the skull from biblical perspectiveArticle09 May, 2020
Deep time in 18th century France: part 2The rise of deep time in France came over to Britain mainly through methodological naturalism and a subtle undermining of Christianity.Article01 May, 2020
Scientific evidence for a recent creationAll dating methods involve making assumptions. But many scientific dating methods, with reasonable assumptions, do not support deep time and an old universe. Hundreds of dating methods support a young earth and recent creation of the universe.Podcast22 Jan, 202024:44