Creation Revolution

Category: Age of the Earth

• Where Did the Fossils Come From?

  *by Wes Moore Have you ever seen a dinosaur “fossil” at a museum? Have you ever wondered exactly what a fossil is or where it came from? That’s what I’d like to explain to you in this article. What is … Continue reading →

  

• Jesus on the Age of the Earth

  Jesus believed in a young world, but leading theistic evolutionists say He is wrong The standard secular timeline, from an alleged ‘big bang’ some 15 billion years ago to now, is accepted by most people in the evangelical Christian world, … Continue reading →

  

• Planetary Radiometric Dates 1/3 Younger

  The half-lives of radioactive isotopes may not be as well-known as thought.  One decay rate frequently used to date solar system objects had to be adjusted down to 66% of its former assumed value, impacting theories of planet formation. PhysOrg headlined, … Continue reading →

  

• Creation to Jesus Birth

  Of all of the questions we’ve receive since launching Creation Revolution on October 1, 2010, the topic of time has to be the most common.  People question what the word ‘day’ means in Genesis 1, or they ask about a … Continue reading →

  

• DNA helps Confirm Farming Spread in Europe Due to Babel Dispersion

  Evolutionists are always trying to solve questions about the past without first looking to the written record of history.  Consequently, they frequently end up with erroneous conclusions that often get revised with the next study they conduct.  Sometimes their evidence … Continue reading →

  

• ‘Time is the Hero’

  Millions and billions of years. We hear and read it so often that it just seems natural to many people now. Indeed, there are even Christians who rightly oppose biological evolution but accept the millions and billions of years of … Continue reading →

  

• Of Missing Gaps and Magic Bullets

  Does the Bible teach any sort of a ‘gap’ of millions/billions of years in the first few verses of Genesis? Is there such a thing as a universal ‘knock down’ argument against evolution? Dr Carl Wieland answers these questions and more in … Continue reading →

  

• A Conversation Arising

  The visiting CMI–US speaker did not mention radiometric ‘dating’ in his presentation to an Aussie church. So guess what two members of the congregation discussed afterwards … It’s great to have CMI–US speakers Gary Bates and Dr Jonathan Sarfati back in Australia at present. … Continue reading →

  

• Of Missing Gaps and Magic Bullets

  Does the Bible teach any sort of a ‘gap’ of millions/billions of years in the first few verses of Genesis? Is there such a thing as a universal ‘knock down’ argument against evolution? Dr Carl Wieland answers these questions and more in … Continue reading →

  

• What Will the Next Biological Breakthrough Be?

  Physicists have spent enormous amounts of time and billions of dollars building supercolliders to search for fundamental particles, including the European Large Hadron Collider, which is designed to find the elusive Higgs boson.1,2 A recent article in Nature asked what kinds of discoveries … Continue reading →

  

• Mapleton Falls Lookout, Queensland, Australia

  By Tas Walker Standing on the lookout at Mapleton Falls it feels like you are suspended in mid-air. Alongside is Pencil Creek with its white foam bubbling over the sharp edge of the vertical basalt cliff, and plunging 120 metres … Continue reading →

  

• Ancient Raindrops Argue for Young Earth

  What was the earth’s atmosphere like when ancient rocks were forming? Was it cold and thin because the sun was supposedly dimmer back then? Researcher Sanjoy Som tried to answer these questions by analyzing tiny craters in South Africa that … Continue reading →

  

• Creation and Evolution: Teaching Two Histories

  Laws on what can and can’t be taught regarding creation and evolution differ from country to country. CMI’s Dr Carl Wieland helps guide a teacher at a Christian school in an African country on how to present the conflict beneficially. Narindra R. … Continue reading →

  

• Cambrian Explosion: Sedimentary, My Dear Flotsam

  “Then something happened.”  Question: are you reading a science article, or a fictional screenplay?  Are you in the Science Department or the Humanities Department?  Are you in the lab or the theater?  Find out in today’s episode of “Explain the … Continue reading →

  

• Lab Studies Show Evolutionary ‘Evidence’ Is Merely Assumed

  A recent news feature in Nature described the work of molecular biologist Joe Thornton, who studies the biology of toxins. He found that they often operate by mimicking very specific chemicals that fit into receptor proteins like keys into door locks. He … Continue reading →