Ice Age

Recent research suggest mantle viscosity might be much lower than previously assumed, providing support for a biblical timeframe.

Creationists have refuted claims that ice cores demand an old Earth, but more ice sheet modelling is needed.

Graham Hancock Ancient Apocalypse proposes civilization older than secular archaeology allows.

True interpretation of these ice cores comes down to one’s belief in the age of the earth—evolution or biblical creation?

The unique conditions and short timespan of the biblical Ice Age explain how Wooly Mammoths were buried and preserved.

Retreat of Tyndall Glacier in Chile reveals incredible ichthyosaur graveyard pointing to Noah’s Flood and the post-Flood Ice Age.

The supposed great age of the Antarctic Ice Sheet is assumed in the analysis of the ice core data.

Five lonestones found in the early Neoproterozoic in northwest Scotland do not necessarily indicate the thin-bedded layers were lake deposits.

The supposed great age of the Greenland Ice sheet is assumed in the analysis of the ice core data.

Evolutionary explanations of biogeography are getting more convoluted and beginning to incorporate features similar to the biblical framework.

The snowball earth idea is hard to reverse, and leads to wild speculations that dont really work.

Evidence in Alberta Canada points to one ice-age, despite reinforcement syndrome leading to belief in multiple global ice ages.

The biblical Ice Age explains why deserts were once much wetter than today.

Megafloods cause rapid, layered sedimentation and demonstrate that the Genesis Flood was capable of depositing the continental sedimentary rocks.

Little erosion underneath the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets argues against them being millions of years old.

Volcanism and meteorite/comet impacts were probably immense during the late Flood and likely kick-started the Ice Age