Earth Sciences

This book is the layman's update of Morris' and Whitcomb's The Genesis Flood, presenting abundant rock, strata, and fossil evidence for the reality of the Flood. Learn More

Full-color book on geology and the significance of the Genesis Flood for junior high to adults. Learn More

Many wonder how the evolutionary/uniformitarian geologic column fits into diluvial geology. At present, there is a remarkable diversity of original thought on this subject. Learn More

Truly, a creationist classic. This is the book which many recognize as having started the modern revival of creationism and catastrophism. Learn More

Michael Oard. 2005. Institute for Creation Research, 199 pages.

This monograph examines the deep Greenland and Antarctic ice cores that are claimed to have been dated to many hundreds of thousands of years. It especially answers the question of how 110,000 “annual layers” can be counted in the Greenland GISP2 core, like counting the rings of a tree to determine its age. The alternative explanation for the ice sheets within a Creation/Flood model is provided. Learn More

Physicist Delmar Dobberpuhl explains God’s creating and making of the universe and earth during Days 1 to 4 of creation week. Learn More

This full-color, activity book presents all the major creation/Flood evidences seen at Mount St. Helens in the form of an adventure story. Learn More

Over the years the author has developed a unique model, based upon the Genesis Flood, for the distribution of land vertebrates, stratigraphic separation of fossils, supposed correlation of the geological column, dating methods, and other matters important to flood geology and creationism. Learn More

Containing 26 geoscience papers published in the Creation Research Society Quarterly from June 1969 to March 1974, this volume is a valuable tool for those who wish to study historical geology from a creationist and catastrophist vantage. Learn More