[Podcast Episode 70] What does Proverbs have to tell us about a good attitude that makes real science possible? What kinds of puzzles do astronomers set themselves when they don’t keep a wise outlook on life? We explore these key mindsets and finish with the coolest ice ever- glaciers! If Read more…
Continued from The Ice Age: Part 1 Old-Earth Uniformitarians know there has been at least one Ice Age, but they need there to be more than just one to fit their long ages and constant states. I’ve seen people claiming anywhere from four Ice Ages to eleven with five being Read more…
When I had just turned 7, my family and I drove from Michigan up the Al-Can (it wasn’t paved yet, so it didn’t deserve the respectful name “the Alaska-Canada Highway) to begin a new life in Anchorage, AK. In my opinion, there isn’t a better place to grow up. We Read more…
Continued from Part 1 and Part 2 I was going to move right on to the dusty stuff in the ice, but ran into some very interesting University study pages I have to point out. Columbia opens its mathematical calculation class with an introduction we’re going to look at: “These Read more…
Continued from yesterday’s post OK, it took some searching to find people willing to explain just what is being used to calculate the dates they give to ice cores, but the University of Copenhagen was very helpful in describing what’s going on. Near the surface, where the layers haven’t been Read more…
When I was looking around for links last Saturday, I ran across a blogger who was relieved to no longer have to fit ice cores into young earth beliefs because the author had turned theistic Evolutionist. Just so you know, I’m quite sure that many such people love Jesus and Read more…
What kinds of marks would hundreds of years of lower sea levels leave on the earth? Can we still see these signs? Here are some of the evidences I’ve been able to find: I want to start with a great picture that clearly shows erosion like we see all the Read more…