Many have wondered about the "sons of God" in Genesis 6:1 and the "Nephilim" on the Earth. Here is the surprising answer from the Bible and history.

Did God create immortal animals with Adam and Eve? Some think this is true and use it as "proof" that death recorded in the fossil record (assuming an old earth) would therefore be incompatible with the Bible. This article shows why this argument should not be used.

One of the most puzzling things for many young earth creationists to explain is: “If most of the fossil record around the world (with its billions of fossils) is the result of Noah’s Flood, why haven’t huge burials of human fossils been found?” The human population of the world before the Flood could have been in the billions. The fundamental question of the lack of human Deluge fossils must be faced.

In 2007, Thomas B. Fowler and Dr. Daniel Kuebler, published their book THE EVOLUTION CONTROVERSY — A Survey of Competing Theories. It contains information and remarks regarding the Creation/Curse/Catastrophe (CCC) geologic model. Here, in a simple question and answer format, is an evaluation of the book's comments on the CCC model.

This is the story of Scottish James Hutton (1726-1797) who along with Charles Lyell (1797-1875) and Charles Darwin (1809-1882) helped overthrow in the minds of many the belief in a Biblically-based, young Earth creation. Repcheck's thorough review of the historical aspects of the controversy is well worth reading. He shows how gradually through time bits and pieces of the Creation story were cast aside. The reasons were manifold.

This book has become a classic in the field of books exploring the relationship between Scripture and science. And for that reason, it is a must reading. Schroeder's attempt at reconciliation between the two is a "mixed bag" to Young Earth Creationists. For one thing, he does a superb job in pointing out many inconsistencies in the commonly held Darwinism/gradualism concepts held so long in evolutionary circles.

Robert E. Gentet and Edward C. Lain

The Calaveras Skull was discovered in 1866 in a gold-bearing gravel dated by conventional geology as tens of millions of years older than man's supposed origin. It initiated one of the greatest controversies over American fossil finds of ancient man.

Robert E. Gentet and Edward C. Lain

Young Earth geology needs to be able to evaluate any area on earth. How does its history fit into the biblical chronology from Creation Week to the present? Read here the CCC Model's interpretation of the geologic setting of the California gold-bearing gravels and their amazing human remains and artifacts.

Scripture offers a comprehensive over-view of history and the future. This Creation Time-Events chart offers a skeleton outline of the past and of the future.

Edward C. Lain

Many people today are throwing up their hands in confusion concerning Creation versus the Theory of Evolution. Yet, a high school freshman, given a few scientific proofs, can bring about the demise of evolutionism without ever using the Bible.

Some creationists think the Bible prohibits rainfall before the Flood and hence any pre-Flood catastrophe due to rain. Here's my biblical and scientific answer.

Robert E. Gentet and Edward C. Lain

Geological evidence shows the ancient arrival of humans into the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. This early post-Flood arrival needs an explanation. This article shows how we may understand such an early arrival from the Tower of Babel in the Middle East.

Robert E. Gentet and Edward C. Lain

Empirical evidences of fossil dinosaur eggs, nest sites and billions of tracks are compelling evidence for geologic events other than the Noachian Deluge. These physical records, however, in no way contradict nor discredit the Genesis account of the Noachian Flood.

Robert E. Gentet and Edward C. Lain

Concordia University at Austin, Texas, recently acquired Friesenhahn Cave near San Antonio, Texas. No other site except perhaps the La Brea Tar Pits in California yielded a greater variety of Pleistocene vertebrate fossils. The site offers exciting possibilities for further research.