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RIP
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Message 1 of 32 (188322)
02-25-2005 1:03 AM


Hi all,
I stumbled upon this site recently: http://www.ridgenet.net/~do_while/sage/
Which is the site for "Scientists Against Evolution." They make the claim that the earth is in fact not billions of years old, and base it off reasoning such as:
Continental erosion
Sea floor sediments
Salinity of the oceans
Helium in the atmosphere
Carbon 14 in the atmosphere
Decay of the Earth's magnetic field
Now, I have nothing more than surface-level of knowledge of evolution, so I would like to hear some thoughts and opposing arugments for these theories so I can see two perspectives.
thanks!

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RIP
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Message 15 of 32 (189095)
02-28-2005 1:08 AM


quote:
hm...lets check
[1] No
[2] Nope
[3] Nu-uh
[4] erm.. nope
[5] uh. no
[6] mmmmk... that'd be a no.
  —TrueCreation
Thanks for your answers, very helpful.

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