Study Guide: Inspired by Psalm 19 THE heav’ns declare thy glory, Lord, In every star thy wisdom shines But when our eyes behold thy word, We read thy name in fairer lines. The rolling sun, the changing light, And nights and days, thy power confess But the blest volume thou Read more…
“One of the most obvious and easily understood forms of sedimentary evidence for very long periods of time in earth’s history is the existence of multiple-layer, thick beds of evaporite* minerals in many parts of the world.” -NEGLECT OF GEOLOGIC DATA: Sedimentary Strata Compared with Young-Earth Creationist Writings Evaporite: Read more…
Warning: this post is really long, but it’s got an important point at the end. You can make it! All right, let’s get back to our hunt for a common ancestor for seagulls! After the grouping Theropoda on the Tree of Life Web Project we are still following a “containing Read more…
Do you know the basic definition of biological evolution (The idea that life developed from non-living things)? This is actually something people who believe in Evolution don’t like to talk about and we’re going to find out why. Here’s part of Websters’ Online Dictionary’s definition of the Evolution of living Read more…
Have you ever read a mystery story where some strange, little detail gets mentioned? By the end of the book you know it wasn’t just put in to fill up extra pages, somehow each bit mattered to the story. The Bible is like that. Most of the time we long Read more…
Today we’re going to examine a study of Alberta’s dinosaurs. Go ahead and click on this link (it opens in a new tab) to follow along: Alberta scientists discover largest bed of dinosaur bones I first ran into this report on another site with too many ads to pass on. Read more…
