Four different Biblical phrases refer to a specific feature of the internal structure of the Earth. They confirm our hypothesis that the interior of the Earth was tehom before Noah’s flood, and sheol after it.
September 10th
September 9th
The popular science "liquid outer core" is speculative at best, and there is no reason why it can't be open space. The P-wave Shadow Zone is the great gulf of which Jesus spoke in Luke 16:26.
September 8th
The fire kindled in the lowest hell consumed the core of the Earth. The core melted completely so that the pillars of the Earth lost their base of support. The mantle collapsed.
September 7th
We asked "Why is the interior of the Earth hot?" years ago and worked out what issues have to be incorporated into a Biblically accurate model of the interior of the Earth.
September 6th
Peleg's small and unremarkable appearance in the Bible allows us to resolve the expansion of hell, plate tectonics, evolution, the distribution of biodiversity and the fulfillment of prophecy, with a theory of gravity.
September 5th
101 years elapsed between the end of Noah's flood and the birth of Peleg when the tectonic plates formed. The establishment and abandoning of Babel and the spread of people across Pangaea took place during this period of time.
September 4th
Australia was part of Pangaea for 101 years after Noah's flood. That's how Monotremes got there. If you've been vexing Creationists with the issue of Australia's unique fauna: time's up, find a new game. Sing a new song.
September 3rd
There were two horses on Noah's ark, a mating pair, now there are at least seven species in genus Equus. That's macro-evolution. Christians need to stop whining about it.
September 2nd
Pangaea was a contiguous landmass after Noah's flood, but it appears to have had a centrally located ocean which became the Mediterranean sea. The coasts of this sea became the cradle of civilization.
September 1st
In SciPop, all of the continents were once part of the super-continent Pangaea. This is Biblical and it allows us to incorporate plate tectonics and evolution into the creation narrative.