This paper proposes a mathematical model to reconcile radiocarbon dating with a young-Earth creationist perspective. The author develops equations to describe the C14/C12 ratio under a creation-flood model, incorporating variables for differing production and decay rates of carbon-14 before and after a hypothetical flood. This model aims to explain discrepancies between radiocarbon ages and a literal interpretation of biblical chronology by adjusting parameters within the carbon dating formulas. The ultimate goal is to use this mathematical framework to test the validity of the creation-flood hypothesis against empirical data, rather than to challenge the radiocarbon dating method itself.