Mount St. Helens Blew Up Secular Science – by David Rives
On May 18, 1980, Mt. St. Helens erupted sending a plume of ash as high as 16 miles into the atmosphere and forming a crater up to 2 miles across and a half a mile deep.
Global Warming and Climate Change – by David Rives
Click here to sign up for our FREE bi-monthly publication The Creation Club magazine Do Humans Control the Climate? Mount St. Helens is a volcano in Washington state that captured headlines around the world in 1980 when it dramatically blew its top. It spewed vast amounts of dust and ash into the air and also…