Dr. Scripture visited the Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park in Michigan and saw carvings in stone telling the Anishinaabe people's creation story.  Their tradition also includes a global flood story--another example of the worldwide memory of the flood recorded in Genesis.

Anishinaabe Petroglyphs of Sanilac Michigan

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Radiometric dating is widely used to establish the age of various artifacts.  Carbon 14 is used to assess the age of artifacts assumed to be in the range of 50,000 years or less.  Logical and empirical grounds challenging the "standard" interpretation of C14 dating is discussed.

Intrepreting radiometric dating. Part 2

A key issue related to the difference between believing in an "old earth" or "young earth" is one's opinion about the interpretations of radiometric dating.  Carbon 14 dating is a key technique used to date artifacts.  Factors involved in Carbon 14 dating are discussed.  This and next weeks programs were originally broadcast on May 9 and 16, 2023.

Interpreting radiometric dating. Part 1

After getting some questions from listeners about Dr. Scripture's doctrinal position on creation, i.e. literal interpretation of Genesis 1, global vs. local flood, he expands the "What we believe" statement on the website.  "Stay tuned" there are more additions coming.

What is Scripture On Creation's doctrinal stand on creation?

Solomon the wisest person of his time (1st Kings 4:29-34)  is described as a naturalist in verse 33.  Might he have believed in evolution?

Solomon the wise scientist

He is Risen!  The doctrine of the resurrection (Christ's and ours) is essential for salvation.  Although the doctrine of creation is not, an improper understanding of the meaning of the "creation passages" can lead to a crisis of faith and doubts about the gospel itself.

Anishinaabe Petroglyphs of Sanilac Michigan

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