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Mud experiments |
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Laboratory mud experiments overturn long-held geological beliefs. A call for a radical re-appraisal of all previous interpretations of mudstone deposits. |
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Toronto Star review |
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I just heard of some interesting feedback on one of my geology talks in Toronto, Canada, in September 2007. It obviously stimulated Joseph Wilson, a science teacher with a degree in astronomy, who was present and who wrote an article about it. I’m glad he came to the meeting. |
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Dating Mungo Man |
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Are radiometric dating methods objective and reliable? Controversy over the age of Mungo Man shows that those who used the methods don't feel constrained by the results. |
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Apostle collapse |
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The sudden collapse of an 'Apostle' into the ocean off southern Australia surprises the nation. What happened and what does it mean? |
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Black Sea Flood evaporates |
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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. |
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The dating game |
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The earth’s age is crucial for the Christian worldview, but the ‘dating game’ is not objective science. Biography of Arthur Holmes, one of the major players in the game, shows it’s subjective, arbitrary and erratic. |
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Man who found time? |
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James Hutton the Scottish physician preferred exploring the countryside than medicine, and he wrote a book about geology that shaped our modern culture. |
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Slow fish in China |
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Why don't fossils, when they are found in places where they are not expected, bother evolutionists about their belief in evolution? |
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Bigger than Grand Canyon |
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What is bigger than Grand Canyon and formed when the crust of the earth split apart amid unimaginable volcanic outpourings? When did it happen and what does it mean? |
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Don't blame the map |
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English canal engineer William Smith is famous for producing the first geological map of England in the early 1800s, and many say his map is what changed the thinking in West. But don't blame the map!
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