Our hosts Todd and Paul have been hard at work writing a big book on creation, and they've just finished the first draft! In this episode, they give us a very early sneak peek of the writing process and what the book will be about. How will this book be different from the hundreds of other booksabout creation? Listen in on their conversation to find out!

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What can microscopic fossils tell us about Earth's history? In this episode of Let's Talk Creation, hosts Todd Wood and Paul Garner welcome Neal Doran for an in-depth conversation about the fascinating world of micropaleontology and its potential significance for creation science. Microscopic fossils may be tiny, but they can provide remarkable insights into the geological record. From single-celled organisms to the shells of ancient marine life, these fossils play an important role in understanding ocean sediments, rock formation, and past environmental conditions.

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In our final 2026 "live" episode from the offices of Biblical Creation Trust, our intrepid hosts Todd and Paul spend some quality time exploring the sights in Cambridge itself. From Newton to Woodward to Sedgwick to Darwin, Cambridge has been home to many people who have influenced the way we think about God's creation. As Paul shows Todd around, they chat about the clockwork universe, theories of creation, and of course Darwin's time in Cambridge. All that and William Smith's map, too!

Other helpful episodes:

Episode 69: The Scopes Trial
https://youtu.be/AAqTQyxZp9E
Episode 41: Who was Charles Darwin?
https://youtu.be/mjfJWivYQSY

Other resources

Sedgwick Museum
https://sedgwickmuseum.cam.ac.uk/
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