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Wednesday, January 23, 2019
How old are fossils?
Fossil time ranges continue to expand up and down

For the last few decades, several creationists have been reporting on the vertical expansion of fossil ranges, interpreted as either ‘older’ or ‘younger’ in the geological column timescale. These finds are probably the tip of the iceberg, since we cannot go through all the relevant journals that would report range expansions. In fact, many of these issues likely go unreported because many ‘anomalous’ or ‘uninteresting’ fossils end up in the back shelves of museum collections, as Dr Carl Werner has discovered.1 As such, it is hard to know just how large the scale of this phenomenon is, though it is almost certainly more severe than reported in any literature, secular or creationist.
Some range expansions are quite large, such as moving the time boundaries by 50 to 100 Ma or more. Some examples are: the pushing back of eukaryote evolution one billion years;2 the discovery of grass in dinosaur dung from the Mesozoic;3 ‘sophisticated’, diverse mammals now found in the Mesozoic;4 and the origin of flowering plants may have been pushed back 100 Ma.5,6 Moreover, organisms that were thought to be extinct for many millions of years are found to be living, such as the Wollemi pine found alive in New South Wales, Australia.7 Archeological discoveries also contribute to the range expansions by indicating man was always smart, making it less likely he evolved.8
Many of these range expansions are not considered too significant, being only a matter of millions of years or from a fossil that is not used as an index fossil. Nonetheless, it still indicates that the fossil record is not precisely timed as evolutionists often make it out to be. Moreover, it accentuates the problem of stasis, revealing the ad hoc nature of much evolutionary storytelling about the fossils. Essentially, it shows that evolution and deep time act more as assumptions constraining their interpretation of the fossil record than as conclusions they draw from the fossil record.
https://creation.com/more-fossil-range-expansions
Thursday, January 10, 2019
Isn't this indoctrination?
I sat in during a 7th grade social studies class today at Badger Middle School in West Bend, WI. The students are learning about "human evolution". During the class the students were to use the picture to the right and put in chronological order how "man evolved from animals". There were links to sites like the Smithsonian's, What Does it Mean to Be Human, page. The students were also told dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago during the K2 event in Mexico. One girl wisely asked the teacher, "How do you know" it happened that long ago. The teacher said he wasn't sure; there could be more causes.
I say, good for that girl!! She wasn't swallowing the shallow statements.
Yet, the information was given with such authority; no other explanations were allowed, and no evidence presented that contradicts what was presented.
One boy was making ape sounds during the class. I ask, if we tell kids they are animals won't they act like it? Yes, indeed!
I was not allowed to talk so I remained silent. After the class the staff member who escorted me to and from class asked how it went. I explained how I thought it went and asked him if he believed he evolved from apes. He shrugged his shoulders and would not answer me.
So, kids are taught as fact something the adults cannot even defend. Is this not indoctrination?
Why are kids not told that soft, stretchy tissues has been found in unfossilized dinosaur bones? That more and more scientists deny "Lucy" is our ancestor? That "Lucy" was a 3.5 foot chimp and was a tree dweller and not bipedal. That the bones found in the earth had no flesh or eyes in them but that artists make the bones look human? That it is a story made up to try and explain our origins without a Creator. That man evolving from a chimp through mutations and natural selection is mathematically not possible- and most scientists know it!
Well, as God grants us the opportunities we will continue to press on and speak the truth in love. Pray for us!
Tuesday, January 1, 2019
What's New for What's the Evidence in 2019?
For more than a dozen years we have participated in county fairs, the WI state fair and other outreaches around the state. Our booth has been the highlight of many fairs and we are told, "it's the best booth at the fair".
Now, we are working on a mobile museum called Genesis Walk Museum that will display the history of the world and mankind. Genesis 1-11 will be highlighted. The promise of redemption given by God to Adam and Eve will be the culmination of the walk. Evidences will be displayed on the topics of the days of creation, Biblical kinds of plants and animals, dinosaurs, earth's history, Noah's flood, people groups and more.
Having a mobile museum will allow us to reach more people and attend more events.
Please contact me if you would like to help make this happen.
Email Mary @ whatstheevidence@gmail.com
Now, we are working on a mobile museum called Genesis Walk Museum that will display the history of the world and mankind. Genesis 1-11 will be highlighted. The promise of redemption given by God to Adam and Eve will be the culmination of the walk. Evidences will be displayed on the topics of the days of creation, Biblical kinds of plants and animals, dinosaurs, earth's history, Noah's flood, people groups and more.
Having a mobile museum will allow us to reach more people and attend more events.
Please contact me if you would like to help make this happen.
Email Mary @ whatstheevidence@gmail.com
2019
Waking up to the beautiful snowfall this New Year's Day 2019 reminds me of freshness and newness, and it reminds me of Lamentations chapter 3 and God's faithfulness:
This I recall to my mind, therefore have I hope.
It is of the LORD’S mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not.
They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.
I always like to think about the pre-flood world as sort of a paradise, not Eden, but as much less harsh than what we live in today. No blizzards, no icy roads to travel down, no intense heat and humidity, food readily available, much longer lifespans, etc. Yet, as I read in Genesis 5 this morning, the text says that Noah's father, Lamech "called his name Noah, saying Out of the ground that the LORD has cursed, this one shall bring us relief from our work and from the painful toil of our hands"
Yes, life is difficult at times and we do toil to make a living and provide for our families, and "the world" bears down.
Find encouragement this New Year in the knowledge that His mercies are not consumed, His compassions fail not, His mercies and compassions are new EVERY morning.
Be thankful to Him for His faithfulness.
Happy New Year!
This I recall to my mind, therefore have I hope.
It is of the LORD’S mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not.
They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.
I always like to think about the pre-flood world as sort of a paradise, not Eden, but as much less harsh than what we live in today. No blizzards, no icy roads to travel down, no intense heat and humidity, food readily available, much longer lifespans, etc. Yet, as I read in Genesis 5 this morning, the text says that Noah's father, Lamech "called his name Noah, saying Out of the ground that the LORD has cursed, this one shall bring us relief from our work and from the painful toil of our hands"
Yes, life is difficult at times and we do toil to make a living and provide for our families, and "the world" bears down.
Find encouragement this New Year in the knowledge that His mercies are not consumed, His compassions fail not, His mercies and compassions are new EVERY morning.
Be thankful to Him for His faithfulness.
Happy New Year!
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Some great videos "Debunking Evolution" taught in schools
This one is about "human evolution" and explains the "evidences" and frauds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=_DUS3wCnXy0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=_DUS3wCnXy0
Friday, November 30, 2018
Speaking event in West Bend, WI
If you want to experience New Testament times simply go out and teach God's Word to our
culture. It will happen!
We are commanded to speak the truth in love. That we did Tuesday evening at the speaking event
hosted by What's the Evidence? Some mocked and others said we will hear you again!
I want to thank you all for praying for this event. We saw the Lord working. Here's a short
recap:
We were at the posted capacity of 35, plus the 5 of us from the team. It was a diverse crowd
of Christians, college age, older folks, a current school board member, 3
former school board members, a friend who brought a young Muslim woman, 2 men who seemed to
come just to be disruptive, and the local LGBTQ representation.
Randy did an excellent job laying the foundation of Genesis. He used lots of Scripture about
creation, mankind (male and female) made in God's image, marriage, sin and the fall, the promised
Savior, Noah's flood and Babel. He put some science into the topics, and brought up racism,
Darwinism and Darwin's ideas about women and the "savages", Margaret Sanger, evolution taught
in schools and the icons of evolution and the hope that we can get back to teaching just science in
school. He ended by comparing worldviews, Biblical vs Secular and how each affects how people
live. We experienced that during the Q and A time!
A lot to cover but it was very good!!
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Yes, humans are fearfully and wonderfully made in God's image.
Unique Human Neuron Discovered
BY BRIAN THOMAS, M.S. * | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 06, 2018
With a new addition to the category of “uniquely human features,” MIT neuroscientists discovered a feature of human—not animal—brain cells. Certain human brain cells have much longer extensions called dendrites, and this research team found a uniquely human reason for it.
The cerebrum lies just beneath the skull. It has folds and bends. This largest part of the brain manages all kinds of information, and lots of it—even more than the entire internet.1 It interprets sight, sound, temperature, taste, and touch inputs. It initiates muscle movements. It stores and retrieves memories, helps perform reasoning, and stores intelligence and personality. Clearly, it does more than animal brains, but how?
The cerebrum lies just beneath the skull. It has folds and bends. This largest part of the brain manages all kinds of information, and lots of it—even more than the entire internet.1 It interprets sight, sound, temperature, taste, and touch inputs. It initiates muscle movements. It stores and retrieves memories, helps perform reasoning, and stores intelligence and personality. Clearly, it does more than animal brains, but how?
This largest part of the brain manages all kinds of information, and lots of it—even more than the entire internet. 
Just last month a separate team reported the discovery of a whole new class of neuron unique to humans. They called them rosehip cells based on their shapes.2 We don’t yet know what they do, but since they make up 10 percent of our neurons, future research will surely reveal their important function.
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