One of the most detailed papers on the subject of radiometric dating is an article Titled “Radiometric Geochronology Reappraised", by John Woodmorappe, published in the Sept. 1979 issue of the Creation Research Society Quarterly. In this issue John Woodmorappe documents approximately 400 discordant dates which were obtained by radiometric methods. Those interested in obtaining a back-copy may write to: Creation Research Society, P.O. Box 8263, St. Joseph, MO 64508, or by email at contact@creationresearch.org It is also in a Publication Titled: "Studies in Flood Geology" by the same author. See also:

The Young Earth, John D. Morris, Ph.D., pp. 51-67. This is also one of the best books available on the subject of the earth's age.
Grand Canyon: Monument to Catastrophe, pp. 111-131; This chapter discusses in detail how the isochron dating method works and gives strong evidence for questioning its credibility. This book is well referenced.
"Radioactive dating method 'under fire'!" by Andrew A. Snelling, Ph.D., Creation Ex Nihilo, vol. 14 No. 2, pp. 43-47. This article gives a brief overview of radiometric dating and how it is supposed to work, and goes into a detailed discussion of the problems associated with the isochron method of dating.
In The Minds of Men, by Ian T. Taylor, pp. 294-322. Mr. Taylor goes into much detail with regard to the Potassium/Argon (K/Ar) method of dating. This book is well referenced.
Illustrated Origins Answer Book by Paul S. Taylor; 4th ed., pp. 12, 13, 61,62. This book is very well referenced.
"The Problems of Dating Volcanic rocks by the Potassium- Argon Methods," by John G.Funkhouser, et al., Bulletin Volcanologique, Vol. 29 (1966), p. 709; Abstract.
"A Critical Examination of Radioactive Dating of Rocks" by Sidney P. Clementson, Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 3, Dec. 1970, pp. 137-141.
"Radiogenic Helium and Argon in Ultramafic Inclusions from Hawaii," John J. Funkhouser and John J. Naughton; Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol. 73 No. 14, (July 15, 1968), pp.4601-4607. Abstract
"Excessively Old Ages for Grand Canyon Lava Flows," Steven A. Austin, Impact # 224, Feb. 1992, Note: "Impact" is a monthly publication of the Institute for Creation Research, P.O. Box 2667, El Cajon, CA 92021; Single copies are 10 cents each.
"Long Age Isotope Dating Short on Credibility," Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal, Vol. 6 (#1), 1992, pp. 2-5; this is an insightful article that deals with how the 4.6 billion year age of the earth was arrived at.

"The Dating Game," In the Appendix of "Bones of Contention" by Marvin Lubenow, Baker Books, 1992, pp. 247-266. This is a well-documented account of how a 220 million year old "date" for the KBS tuff was rejected and massaged to an acceptable "date"of 1.9 million years old. It is an eye opening account of how the game is rigged so that evolution always wins.

Billion-fold acceleration of radioactivity demonstrated in Laboratory, by John Woodmorappe.

Consequences of Time Dependent Nuclear Decay Indices on Half Lives, by Theodore W. Rybka.

Note: Most of these publications are available from one or more of the following sources : Answers in Genesis, 1-800-778-3390; Institute for Creation Research, 1-800-628-7640; Master Books, 1-800-999-3777. The abstracts are available at most college or university libraries.

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