Archeology

The Bible gives a complete history of the world from Adam to Christ. Many people have examined the scriptures and are able to piece together this history. Early scholars such as Isaac Newton and Ussher put together much of the timeline we know today. Later chronologers such as Mauro, Anstey, Lightfoot, did a lot of research to solve problems where the scriptures weren’t straightforward in declaring the genealogy. The timeline of the Bible does not jive with the records of Pto

‘Evolutionists have gotten a lot of mileage out of fossil cave men and apemen discoveries, using them as evidence that man is a product of evolution. As creationists, we must address this challenge, and provide answers that are satisfying.’ Derek and Rich examine the third chapter of the book Revolution Against Evolution by Doug Sharp.

Petroglyphs, pictographs, ruins, ancient carvings and artwork depict creatures that resemble dinosaurs. We say that the dragons of mythology are the dinosaurs of science, and the preponderance of art from the ancients documents this.

The RAE Adventure to the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter inspires many observations about how we view the events of Noah’s flood, the pre-flood world, and how Noah built a ship that was able to preserve life in that cataclysm. Sue Langham shares her experiences and how to visit the two museums.

Sue Langham gives an account of her visit to the Ark Encounter. From his research, Derek Marshall estimates that the building of the Ark would have been over a very short period of 46 days based upon how fast a wood frame structure could be built with a lot of faith, help and miracles. He cites clues from scripture to support his idea. Tradition has it that it took 120 years. ICR estimates 60 years, Answers in Genesis 55-75 years, yet they built their replica in 2 years. Dere

A reference in the book Revolution Against Evolution concerning the finding of Neanderthal buried alongside chain maille armor and spear points was challenged by evolutionists about 20 years ago. Doug Sharp revisits the story of tracing the citation back to its original reference and the implications of the story.

On two separate trips Doug Sharp and Rich Geer explore Mayan Ruins in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, and find parallels with the Biblical account of the Tower of Babel.

The Mayan-Toltec ruins at Chichen Itza are an example of a civilization that was technologically advanced with accurate astronomical observations, yet had a fearful religion that involved multiple gods and human sacrifice. This is reminiscent of what occurred at the Tower of Babel, and compares to many world-wide pagan religions that feared the signs of the heavens and did what they thought would appease the gods.