Here is the nature of fossils: they were formed rapidly, and most formed during the Genesis Flood. This is not the typical children’s education explanation, which always includes deep time (millions of years) for fossils to form. But that explanation does not make physical sense in view of the types… Continue reading
The view from my little apartment balcony is familiar, or at least so I thought. I had seen the trees in all seasons. I know which ones have dead branches and how they move with the wind. There are several types of trees, and I can name some of them.… Continue reading
Back to the Field and an Update. When Faylene and I left our quarters in the Philippines at the Institute of Foundational Learning in late 2019, we knew by the Spirit of God that we would not be back for a while. We were not expecting a pandemic to erupt… Continue reading
I had already called Sid several times that week in early May 2017, because important things were quickly happening to me. That evening I got a text from him after I had made an important commitment to marry. He never texted more than a few words, but this text was… Continue reading
Oh my goodness, the night was cold! I had to reset equipment on the little 8 inch telescope to add a lens (called Hyperstar) to reduce the scope’s standard focal length by 80%. The result would give us a wide field view of the Orion Nebula, whose colors and shapes… Continue reading
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