The most basic rule of stratigraphy is that sedimentary rock formations on the bottom are older than those on the top. Sedimentary rocks are formed by the erosion, transportation, and deposition of sediments, and nothing could be more obvious than the fact that deposits on top were laid down after the sediments below them.

The most popular theories for the origin of the form of the earth's surface features suppose that they have been sculptured during vast time periods by erosive processes similar in rate, scale and intensity to modern processes. The theory that dominates modern geomorphology was formulated nearly a hundred years ago by William Morris Davis,¹ a Harvard geologist.

An article entitled "Evolution and the Human
Tail" by Dr. Fred D. Ledley appeared in the May 20, 1982,
issue of The New England Journal of Medicine. The publication
of this article apparently served as the source of a whale of

The search for Noah's Ark continues to be much
in the news. The evidence for the existence of Noah's Ark is
impressive and growing as research continues, but it is also
a fact that no objective proof has yet been produced. We have

Radiometric dating fascinates nearly everyone. Uranium-lead, potassium-argon, and rubidium-strontium are names associated with radiometric dating. ^1,2

Jesus Christ talked about things that most of his listeners did not comprehend. He used parables. Hear now the parable of two scientists who analyze the fruit layer in the crust of the earth.