BiodepositsBacterial Design For Recycling Phosphorous
by Hugh Ross A microbiologist and a geologist in Germany have found some amazing design features in a large sulfur bacterial species that benefits all life. Big Bacteria Help Resolve Big Creation/evolution Debates
5/7/2007 For most jobs the size of the applicant does not matter. But, there are exceptions: basketball centers must be tall, offensive tackles in professional football must be heavy, and World War II submarine sailors had to be both short and lean. Designed To Shake
4/1/2007 My family lives in one of the fastest-rising neighborhoods in the nation—not economically, but topographically. Our home rises by an average of 9 millimeters (1/3 inch) per year. Sometimes the elevation gain (via earthquake) seems a bit disturbing. Sometimes it's destructive. Making Mountains Move
10/1/1999 Geophysicists have known for years that the energy moving Earth’s crust pieces toward and away from one another (plate tectonics) comes from the flow of heat from the core up toward the surface. Recently, however, planetary physicist David Stevenson, of the California Institute of Technology, has shown that plate tectonics, oddly enough an essential for life (though earthquakes may be hard for most people to appreciate), need more than just an energy source. More Evidence For The Design Of Earthquake Activity
8/18/2008 Stanford University geophysicists Norman H. Sleep and Mark D. Zoback note that the higher tectonic activity during Earth's early history could have played a key role in cycling critically important nutrients and energy sources for life Petroleum: God's Well-timed Gift To Mankind
9/1/2004 I am old enough to remember the days when gasoline sold for $.26 a gallon. But, even at today's high prices, gasoline is a bargain compared to what it could cost if it were not so easily and abundantly accessible. Recent research by geologists and physicists reveals that humans are living at the best possible time in Earth's history for harvesting petroleum-a resource that helped launch and sustain advanced civilization. The Creation Of Minerals
4/20/2009 In this year that marks Charles Darwin's 200th birthday and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his book, On the Origin of Species,1 the debate over creation and evolution has taken a significant evolutionary leap. BiodepositsA STARtling Discovery: A Nearly Metal-Free Star
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana and Krista Bontrager Big Bang Anomaly Resolved
Hugh Ross, Dave Rogstad, Kenneth Samples, and Joe Aguirre Death in the Deep: Volcanoes Blamed for Mass Extinction
Author: Dr. Jeff Zweerink Design in Biochemical Systems and Hydrogen Molecules
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana, Jeff Zweerink, Kenneth Samples, and Joe Aguirre Design of Pre-Cambrian Life
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana, Kenneth Samples, and Joe Aguirre Lion Man Statue Update
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana and Krista Bontrager More Big Bang Evidence: Primordial Magnetic Field
Hugh Ross, Dave Rogstad, Kenneth Samples, and Joe Aguirre Petroleum Design
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana and Krista Bontrager Putting Cope’s Rule to the Test
Hugh Ross, Kenneth Samples and Krista Bontrager Putting Time Dilation Models to the Test
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana, Kenneth Samples and Krista Bontrager Radiometric Dating and Creation
Hugh Ross, Dave Rogstad, Kenneth Samples and Krista Bontrager Sorting Through T-rex Blood Confusion
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana, Kenneth Samples and Krista Bontrager Top 10 Scientific Discoveries of 2005 - The Best of Creation Update
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana, Dave Rogstad, Jeff Zweerink, Krista Bontrager and Joe Aguirre Toumai Man Update: Early Hominid Creates Evolutionary Conundrums
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana, Kenneth Samples and Krista Bontrager BiodepositsRTB Live! Volume 8 - A Revealing Fossil Record: Hugh Ross
Price: $9.95 Hugh Ross discusses the fossil record from an astronomer's perspective, explaining how solar flares, faint sun paradox, biodeposits, and extinction events all point to a divinely designed world. Discover how the history of life yields evidence for a Creator rather than for blind evolutionary processes. Recorded on October 23-24, 2008 at Christ's Church in Washington, D.C. |
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