Dating secrets Long-age geologists won't accept a radiometric 'date' unless it matches their pre-existing expectations. Where do they get these expectations? Why do they continue to use the method? Read more...   Apostle collapse The sudden collapse of an 'Apostle' into the ocean off southern Australia surprises the nation. What happened and what does it mean? Read more...   Deluge disaster In outback Queensland, Australia, farmers are becoming famous for finding dinosaur fossils, buried in sediment laid down by flooding water. What happened that so many animals were caught off guard, drowned and buried so suddenly? Read more...   Black Sea Flood evaporates Geologists have speculated that Noah's Flood was a localized affair in the Black Sea. But further geological studies of the ocean floor near the Bosphorus do not support that hypothesis. Read more...   Granite grain size One objection to the biblical age of the earth concerns the coarse-grained texture of granites. Sceptics allege that if the magma had cooled quickly the texture would have been fine-grained, or even glassy. However, this is based on a false idea about how granite crystals grow. Read more...   Grand Canyon twist Supposedly it took hundreds of millions of years for ancient rivers to deposit the sediments comprising the walls of Grand Canyon. Yet, there are some intriguing features of the geology of the canyon that show they must have all been deposited rapidly. Check this one out. Read more...   Devils Tower Is there an explanation for Devils Tower, Wyoming, USA? Absolutely. It is just a matter of reinterpreting the available information within a biblical framework using the biblical geological model. Read more...   Richmond--Kurrajong A simple field guide for four sites in the vicinity of Bells Line of Road from Richmond to Kurrajong Heights, Australia. Suitable for a family, a school class or a youth group. Would take about 3–4 hours to complete. It will help you 1. know how to read geological maps; 2. understand how geologists work; 3. learn some common geological terms; 4. understand how to work out a geological cross-section; 5. understand how to work out a geological history of an area. Read more...   Peperite Huge volumes of volcanic rocks emplaced in thick piles of sediment that are still soft and wet. More geological evidence for large scale watery catastrophe all over the world. Read more...   Great Artesian Basin Check out the detailed paper that classifies the sediments of the Great Artesian Basin within the bibilical geological model. Read more...

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