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Some picture God as a harsh, overbearing tyrant. Others visualize Him as a “cosmic Grandpa” Who would let them get away with murder. Having a proper understanding of the nature of the God of the Bible is essential if we want to respond to Him appropriately.
The measured rate of canyon erosion today is relatively low, indicating that many canyons took hundreds of thousands to millions of years to erode. The Bible, however, indicates that the Earth is only a few thousand years old. Do canyons disprove the Bible?
According to conventional thinking, most caves take several thousand years to form using slow processes. If true, the Earth would appear to be much older than the Bible’s implied claim that it is only 6- to 8,000 years old. Is there evidence that most caves formed through a more rapid process than the slow one described by many geologists?
Are homo sapiens the only “humans,” or can other hominins from the past be categorized as human as well? Can we know?
Some have argued that tree ring patterns and the layers of ice found in the polar ice caps disprove the biblical Flood and a young age of the Earth as implied by Scripture. Is that true?
According to the Bible, humans and dinosaurs once lived on the Earth at the same time. Are there archaeological evidences that support the Bible’s claim?
Some dinosaurs by themselves are over three stories in height. Others are over 120 feet long. If the biblical Flood happened, how did dinosaurs fit on the Ark?
If a global Flood like the one described in the Bible ever happened, stories of its occurrence would have been passed down over the centuries. That is exactly what we find. Here are three of the over 200 such accounts.
What does modern science indicate happened in the Flood of Noah, beyond what Scripture tells us? Does modern science support the biblical Flood?
Do evolutionary dating techniques–from radioisotope dating techniques to canyon erosion, dendrochronology, speleogenesis, tectonic plate movement, ice cores, starlight, etc.–prove that the Earth is millions or billions of years old?
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