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This blog will discuss how we see Jesus in History.

The Salty Sea and Deep Time
Are there “incontrovertible” reasons to affirm a young Earth? What does it mean to be incontrovertible? Some YEC seem to believe that this means that it is claimed by any YEC author that they appreciate. It is easy to list claims that might sound impressive. What happens if we dig into those claims? Can they stand up to analysis?
Book: Carved in Stone by Dr. Timothy Clarey: An Old-Earth Response
Released in 2020, this book proposes that by examining the strata on three continents he can support that they were deposited by Noah’s flood. Is that real? How does that match geology?
Llano Estacado in New Mexico and Texas Vs. YEC and Flood Geology
The geology of Palo Duro Canyon and the Llano Estacado region provides a great test for the predictions of “Young Earth Creation” and “Flood Geology”. Were the rocks deposited by a great flood or were they by slower geological processes over millions of years? We find spearpoints made by Paleoindians from flints formed in the area. If Abraham used flint for weapons, could it have hardened in the time available in the Young Earth model?

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