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Author Topic:   Age Correlations and an Old Earth: Part II.
Nighttrain
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Message 304 of 306 (265968)
12-06-2005 2:10 AM
Reply to: Message 294 by NosyNed
11-28-2005 9:35 PM


Re: Book on the age of the earth?
Loved the bottom review on Amazon. Pity he never listed a few links
Rosy Mis-Portrayal of Isotopic Dating, January 14, 2000
Reviewer: a biologist/geologist (Chicago, IL) - See all my reviews
Dalrymple does an excellent job of presenting isotopic dating as factual. In particular, he would have us believe that dating results converge on 4.5 billion years. In doing so, he conveniently ignores large numbers of contradictory dates, and numerous other serious problems with isotopic dating. Dalrymple's work will prove convincing only to those who have not read the relevant geologic literature for themselves and/or who are already predisposed to believing that the earth is very old.

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