I would like to engage in thoughtful, reasonable debate about the concept of Creation, in this blog. I hope you will join me! It is my intention and my hope that we can inject some common sense and friendly discussion into the topic.
Showing posts with label Fossils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fossils. Show all posts
Friday, January 27, 2012
This is a No-Brainer!
The Institute for Creation Research has a great article about a fossilized whale brain which is challenging a lot of evolutionary assumptions. This kind of fossil most likely could not possibly form or survive over long periods of time. It certainly argues for a recent, world-wide flood.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Soft Tissue in Fossils
Some recent articles at the Institute for Creation Research website have pointed out how unlikely it is for soft animal or plant tissue to survive for extended periods of time in fossil sediments. I think all three of these articles are well worth spending some time considering.
The first article is about Dinosaur Peptides and how a study of dinosaur soft tissue was both flawed and failed a peer review.
The second article is about how Green Fossil Leaves point to a recent catastrophe.
The third article is about how Fossil Feather Pigments are a problem for evolutionists.
Enjoy!
The first article is about Dinosaur Peptides and how a study of dinosaur soft tissue was both flawed and failed a peer review.
The second article is about how Green Fossil Leaves point to a recent catastrophe.
The third article is about how Fossil Feather Pigments are a problem for evolutionists.
Enjoy!
Sunday, July 05, 2009
Another Failed Missing Link
You have probably heard about the Ida Fossil. It is the evolutionists's latest attempt to make you think that a true "missing link" has been found. Don't believe them.
The Institute for Creation Research has an excellent article about the Ida Fossil. I strongly recommend it.
The Institute for Creation Research has an excellent article about the Ida Fossil. I strongly recommend it.
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