Ages of Things

According to extra-biblical Jewish sources, this is the year 5781 since the universe was created, and the Judaists have been taught that the Messiah should not be expected until 2239 a. d. (or there about), […]

If your great grandfather were outliving his grandkids, you might be tempted to call him a god, and so it was for the early generations following Noah’s Flood when humans were still living many hundreds […]

Any child who reads Genesis will tell you that a flood came and covered the earth, eight people saved on Noah’s ark, and Jesus the Messiah treated Noah’s Flood real history, so everyone who is […]

Having considered their proposed progression of monkeys or shrews having evolved into humans, what do the darwinists say humans will evolve to become in millions of years, able to fly, breath underwater, more fingers for […]

Children read the book of Genesis and understand that Noah’s Flood was global having covered the whole earth (as configured at that time one supercontinent Pangea), while many if not most pastors don’t show that […]

The so-called races of humanity is misnomer because race is from the Arabic word ras which means fountainhead, one source, that which in reality was the party of eight on Noah’s Ark, not monkeys evolving […]

Plato wrote that Atlantis and some of Greece were consumed by the sea in the timeframe of the kings Cecrops (Cecropia/Athens), Erechtheus, Erysichthon, Erichthonios, and Theseus, men in history who lived circa 1400 b. c. […]

The sea level hasn’t risen (though some sections of the shoreline have dropped by tectonic activity) since circa 1400 b. c. when a catastrophic climate change happened, the “palace economies” collapsed and begun the “Iron […]

Considering the vast layers of sedimentary rock types sometimes found stacked in consistent sequence over vast expanses of continental basement rock, that one global flood caused all that sedimentation is probable, and if you posit […]

After reading the Page here titled Natural Selection by Noah’s Flood, it seems reasonable to estimate that the pre-Flood ocean was about half the volume as the ocean after the Flood, when though some of […]