Posts Tagged ‘Biblical Flood’

Step Canyon

Finally, a That’s a Fact video that’s more creationism than theology. Indeed, it’s about the most famous of creationist canards – namely, that the Grand Canyon. Or rather, something they call the “Little Grand Canyon”

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It’s A Kids Game, Brian

The ‘science’ article for Monday was Noah’s Ark Game Misses the Boat. Puns for the whole family! (This may as well be the next ‘Flood’ article while I’m at it)

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Competition – Day 8

I’m a little late, but the question for day 8 was: If you could only pick one creation verse as your all-time favorite, which one would it be?

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Beached Whales

The title of the DpSU for the 20th of December is Whales in the Desert? The topic is interesting in that I’ve already heard of this find in the context of creationism – it was discussed twice on TWIGO:CP, in TerryH fails geology forever and more briefly in Terry vs The Whale, and inspired a post on We Couldn’t Make This Up.

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Bone-Eating Zombie Worms

The DpSU for Friday turned out to be called ‘Zombie Worms’ Ate Mediterranean Fossil.

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Snelling On The Ark, Part 2

This, then, is part 2 of my stream of consciousness review of Andrew A. Snelling’s article on AiG, Is the Wood Recently Found on Mt. Ararat from the Ark?

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Snelling On The Ark, Part 1

It’s an odd DpSU today. It’s called Top Geologist Releases Data on Noah’s Ark Claim and has no author. It’s rather short: One of the top geologists in the creation science community recently released data and analysis of wood samples allegedly taken from a structure on Mt. Ararat last year. Dr. Andrew Snelling, Director of [...]

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The Great Flood Couldn’t Do That

Wednesday’s DpSU was Dam Detonation Illustrates Noah’s Flood.

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Updates, 6 September

Senter’s The Defeat of Flood Geology by Flood Geology, the lack of DpSUs, and exams.

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Opals, What is it With Opals?

For some reason, creationists seem to like Opals. I’m not entirely sure why. One possible explanation is the Ken Ham is Australian, and so are opals. This is pretty weak, though. I don’t see many Creationists commenting on Kangaroo’s…

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