Creation Revolution

Category: Dating Methods

• When Were Horses First Domesticated?

  When I mention horses, it brings many different images or memories to people’s mind.  Some think of the vast herds that roam parts of the western United States.  Others think of a coral in the backyard or on a farm … Continue reading →

  

• A Possible Creationist Perspective on the Tyrolean (Oetztaler) Ice Man

  Abstract Much attention has been given to the Tyrolean Ice Man since his discovery in 1991. To the evolutionist he is somewhat of an enigma; a resourceful and cultured individual from an area previously thought to be a Neolithic backwater. … 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 →

  

• Should We Trust the Bible?

  Since Creation Ministries International is based on the Bible, the question arises, why should the Bible be trusted? How should we answer those who claim that it’s been re-written so many times that we no longer have the original? And … 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 →

  

• Paradigm Shift: Impact Didn’t Kill Dinosaurs

  A new study casts doubt on whether asteroid impacts led to extinctions.  It’s based on re-interpreting geological evidence used to identify impacts.  This finding, if sustained, would undermine the theory that an impact killed off the dinosaurs and a later … Continue reading →

  

• Spectacular Glass House Mountains, Australia

  By Tas Walker Yesterday my wife and I visited the Mary Cairncross Reserve in the Backall Range near Maleny and took this photo. I never tire of the view. It was slightly hazy but the outlook was spectacular as usual, … Continue reading →

  

• Science or the Bible?

  by Wes Moore For many, the teachings of modern science have completely shaken their confidence in the teachings of the Bible. From the Big Bang, to Noah’s ark, to the dinosaurs, they can’t see how the Bible could be true … Continue reading →

  

• The History of Early Life Revisited (Again)

  The fossil record was undoubtedly Darwin’s Nemesis. This archive was supposed to have recorded the slow descent-with-modification which represented the core of his evolutionary theory. The problem was the lack of abundant transitional forms. Darwin managed to deflect this challenge … Continue reading →

  

• Australia: The Time Traveller’s Guide—ABC Mythology

  The Australian Broadcasting Commission, a government funded institution in Australia, is promoting the first of a series of videos entitled: Australia: The Time Traveller’s Guide. Episode 1 is called The Early Days. The video shows presenter Richard Smith driving a vehicle across … Continue reading →

  

• Did Snakes Prey on Dinosaurs 67 Million Years Ago?

  Portions of a fossilized eleven-foot-long snake were discovered encased in sandstone amidst a clutch of sauropod eggs. Other snakes of the same extinct species were found nearby, indicating that the eggs were a likely food source for them. How and … Continue reading →

  

• Can Solar ‘Belch’ Theory Solve Sun Paradox?

  The notion that the earth and cosmos are billions of years old continues to present serious problems for evolutionary scientists. For instance, billions of years ago, the sun would only have glowed faintly, leaving nearby earth totally frozen. But with … Continue reading →

  

• Perth, Western Australia, Geological Cross Section

  The figure here shows an interpreted geological cross-section near Perth, Western Australia. It’s taken from the 1:250,000 scale geological map SH-50-14 publised in 1978 by the Geological Survey of Western Australia.   As I have mentioned before, I look at sections like these … Continue reading →

  

• Radiohalos and Diamonds: Are Diamonds Really for Ever?

  by Mark H. Armitage, M.S.  and Andrew A. Snelling, Ph.D. In A. A. Snelling (Ed.) (2008). Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Creationism (pp. 323–334). Pittsburgh, PA: Creation Science Fellowship and Dallas, TX: Institute for Creation Research. Abstract Radiohalos … Continue reading →