Now that we've covered carbon dating in a number of our programs, today we'll look at how the worldwide flood of Noah's time may have had a surprising impact on the science of carbon dating.

Although we've all heard of carbon dating, how exactly does it work? What's the science behind it? And how is it useful in the debate between evolution and biblical creation? That's what today's program is all about.

Did you know that carbon dating has never been used to determine the age of fossils? Some listeners know this but if you have mistaken ideas about carbon dating, today's program.

What do evolutionists do when a cherished evolutionary idea is found to be in error? Do they abandon their belief in evolution? Far from it, as we will see on today's program.

How small are the smallest creatures?  We'll tell you how small and where they can be found on today's program.

Do animals have friends who are not a part of their family.  We'll tell you the answer on today's program.

How did Noah fit all the animals of the world on the ark, including dinosaurs?  We'll tackle that question today on our program.

Skeptics use to scoff at the Bible's mention of ant farmers.  On today's program hear why those skeptics are learning a thing or two about the reality of ant farmers.

What is it about the giraffe's wonder net that makes people who believe in evolution re-think what they believe.

There was one big problem that the inventors of radar had to solve, but God had already solved that problem when He created bats. On today's program find out what it was.