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The Failed History of Uniformitarianism

Readers of Acts & Facts and other creation science literature are well aware of the influence of Sir Charles Lyell. He, more than any other, was responsible for turning the scientific enterprise toward the principle of uniformitarianism. Beginning as long ago as … Continue reading →
Has the Lost City of Atlantis Been Found?

“I think we’ve found the best candidate for what was the beginnings of civilization,” said University of Hartford in Connecticut archaeologist Richard Freund on local NBC television news.1 A recently aired National Geographic television special that focused on Freund’s findings … Continue reading →
Rapid canyon formation and fossils

This week’s feedbacks are both answered by geologist Dr Emil Silvestru, CMI-Canada. First, Andrew R. from New Zealand writes: I am having trouble understanding how such features as sharp curves in canyons, such as “Horseshoe Canyon”, formed rapidly. Searches for … Continue reading →