Monday, March 31, 2014

Why Aronofsky's Noah is more biblical than Ham's

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Noah and son, Ham, before an ark in progress. "Narrative creates a world...meant to be entered, inhabited, and appropriated by t...
Friday, March 28, 2014

The Great Salt Lake: Monument to Stagnation

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Reflection of the Wasatch Mountain Range (northern Utah) in the Great Salt Lake. American Bison are visible grazing near a pond at the ...
Tuesday, March 18, 2014

All in a day's work: don't take Genesis too literally!

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Admittedly, I rarely keep up with things over at Reasons to Believe , so I must thank the author for sharing with me his recent article:  T...
Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Do you feel like a big toe?

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The kind folks at God of Evolution: Theology with Attitude  have turned part of my last post into a very colorful meme, for which I'm v...
Tuesday, March 4, 2014

On the oversimplification of Genesis and the "tyranny of experts"

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I've been meaning to get to these topics for some time now. Far more can be said about the scientific shortfalls of Ham's position ...
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Monday, February 24, 2014

On the Age of the Earth: more than just meteorites!

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If you inquire of your favorite search engine as to the 'age of the Earth', one number should dominate your results: 4.54 billion y...
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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

"45 thousand-year-old fossil wood encased in 45 million-year-old basalt": Conflict Revisited

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One point lost by Bill Nye in the recent debate with Ken Ham was the repeated assertion that YEC researchers had dated fossil wood ~1,000 t...
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