What if the story we’ve been told about Earth’s resources is built more on assumptions than observation?

For decades, we’ve been told that coal, oil, diamonds, and other natural resources require vast ages to form. Millions or even billions of years. But what if that timeline isn’t based on what we actually see happening today? What if key materials can form rapidly under the right conditions, even in controlled environments within minutes or days?

Join us as we sit down with Eric Hovind and Dr. Andrew Snelling, Director of Research at Answers In Genesis, to examine the difference between what is observed in the present and what is assumed about the past. When scientists are able to reproduce certain resource-forming processes quickly, it raises a serious question. Are millions of years truly required, or have they simply been inserted into the story?