Chronological Convergence: Non-Radiometric Constraints

Rather than relying solely on conventional radiometric dating, Dr. Alfred Basta explores multiple independent lines of inquiry from geology, geophysics, biology, genetics, archaeology, astronomy, and historical records.

The book argues that when these diverse fields are considered together, they converge on a dramatically different chronological framework than the conventional deep-time model. Each chapter examines a specific category of evidence—including ocean sedimentation, continental erosion, atmospheric helium, geomagnetic decay, soft tissue preservation, DNA degradation, human population genetics, archaeological history, and solar system dynamics—to build a cumulative case for recent creation.

Written in a detailed yet structured format, this volume encourages readers to critically evaluate scientific assumptions, compare competing interpretations of the evidence, and explore the relationship between science, history, and the biblical record. Whether you are a student, researcher, pastor, educator, or someone interested in origins science, Chronological Convergence provides an extensive resource for understanding one of the most debated questions in science and faith.