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Author Topic:   Use of Science to Support Creationism
coffee_addict
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Message 14 of 122 (106172)
05-07-2004 2:02 AM
Reply to: Message 13 by almeyda
05-07-2004 1:55 AM


Re: ...
almeyda writes:
The evidence for a old earth is not as overwhelming as it looks. Especially when Creationists find overwhelming evidence for a young earth. There both based on assumptions. For example : 5 layers means 5 million yrs thats just a theory. There is no way to date the age of the earth It cant be proven with a dating method or observing the present just and idea of what may have happened. Luckily for us Creationists we are basing it on a book of God who says he was there when it happened!...The evidence cant be all that bad since Creationists are standing just as tall against todays Evolutionists.
I'm a little irritated by your rampaging from thread to thread asserting that creationists have overwhelming evidence for a young Earth and that evolutionists have poor evidence for an old Earth.
Please go to this thread for explanations on scientific dating methods. You really need to take a break and read through this thread before you make more unsupported assertions.
I've been going easy on you and not demand from you explanations and evidence for your young earth assertions, but my patience has dried out.

The Laminator

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coffee_addict
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Message 55 of 122 (107350)
05-11-2004 3:26 AM
Reply to: Message 54 by almeyda
05-11-2004 3:18 AM


Re: Oldest tree
almeyda writes:
Billions of yrs with no trees? Thats a bit odd? I would have thought trees evolved early on with plants or whatever im not upto date with what evolved 1st or 2nd but i thought nature was up there with the rest of it.
Could you please share with the rest of us how you came to that conclusion based on what people have already said on the matter?

The Laminator

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