Salt in Oceans

Possibly from the expanse covered by the evaporate and a measurement of the volume of the basin (or depression) that it covers.But this is, of course, counter to your major point that the salinity of the ocean is not an accurate means by which the age of the earth can be determined, as you stated in post #61. However, your example, I think, is a bit simplistic.Understand that I completely agree with your major point. I just don't think that your example is especially good.

Also from the same source is this AIG page about arguments that shouldn't be used. Nevertheless, these arguments continue to come up again and again in discussion from creationists. Many seem to be influenced by Mr. Kent Hovind, Mr. Don Patton, or Mr. Carl Baugh, who make wild claims in their distortion of the evidence.