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The Creationist Method

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08-01-2007 3:48 PM 		Reply to: Message 81 by RAZD
08-01-2007 2:34 PM

The difference in two creationist examples
Note the difference in the two last examples you give. (Good work by the way).
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The first:
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It is found that the tree-ring/radiocarbon data are contrary to the suggestion of multiple ring growth.
Considers more of the available data. (Maybe not all but it doesn't choose to ignore the carbon dates).
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While the second does. It leaves out a big chunk of data. This is another very common creationist method.
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