By Ken Ham
Tour most museums or open almost all geology textbooks, and you’ll see fossils presented through one lens: they were deposited slowly and gradually over millions of years. But there’s an entirely different way of looking at fossils that actually explains what we observe—the global flood of Noah’s day.
In a biblical worldview, fossils are not the result of millions of years of slow and gradual processes. Most were rapidly buried during the yearlong flood. This rapid, catastrophic burial explains the geological features we see:
- Preservation of soft parts and creatures like jellyfish that have no hard parts.
- Soft tissue in dinosaur bones.
- Massive fossil …read more
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