Geology

Flood models: the need for an integrated approach

Fluidisation pipes: evidence of large-scale watery catastrophe

Paleosols: digging deeper buries ‘challenge’ to Flood geology

Rapid cave formation by sulfuric acid dissolution

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Keys to rapid rock formation

Surtsey is a volcanic island off Iceland that was ‘born’ in 1963. Evolutionary geologists are stunned at the many ‘old‘ features took only weeks to form.

Coal, volcanism and Noah’s Flood

Experiments on lamination of sediments

Can Flood geology explain thick chalk beds?

Once convinced by the standard view in geology, further investigation led one scientist to a different conclusion.

Burlingame Canyon in Washington State, USA, was observed to form in less than six days in March 1926, disproving the idea that long ages are needed to form geologic features.

In Huancavelica province, Peru, paleontologist Arturo Vildozola found distinctive boulders described by some as giant fossil oysters, by others as concretions.

Jurassic Park may have done us a favour by helping us to visualize people and dinosaurs living at the same time, which in the biblical view of history is necessarily true.