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Chiroptera
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Message 20 of 80 (79227)
01-18-2004 12:41 PM
Reply to: Message 18 by johnfolton
01-18-2004 11:34 AM


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because everyone knows the granites in the earth is warm, the zircons can only be an open system, helium is diffusing at too fast a rate, they would be losing helium as fast as nucleur decay produced it,
You seem to be somewhat confused. Do you realize that you just argued that the zircons may be older than the measured ages?

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Chiroptera
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Message 57 of 80 (79447)
01-19-2004 3:36 PM
Reply to: Message 56 by johnfolton
01-19-2004 3:27 PM


Sorry, everyone, but this is getting to be so funny that I just have to get involved in this as well.
whatever,
Polonium halos do not show that the granite is only 6000 to 12000 years old. It doesn't.
"We all know" nothing of the kind. We have seen new chromosomes come into being. Please, you are writing nonsense.
God has not place any barriers between micro and macro evolution. None. Creationists have claimed this, but have never shown what these barriers are.
There are hundreds if not thousands of transitional forms in the fossil record. They are there. They have been found. They have been studied and described.
And, judging from the comments of professional geologists on this very board, you know nothing about pore porosity.
Please, whatever, you are making statements that are simply false. I don't understand what you are doing. Are you deliberately lying? Or are you so ignorant of basic science that you truly cannot tell that you are making no sense whatsoever?

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Chiroptera
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Message 63 of 80 (79473)
01-19-2004 4:54 PM
Reply to: Message 61 by JonF
01-19-2004 4:47 PM


Re: Another agreement
Indeed. And, as if to underscore your point, check out the very next post after yours.

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Chiroptera
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Message 73 of 80 (79502)
01-19-2004 7:41 PM
Reply to: Message 70 by johnfolton
01-19-2004 7:05 PM


This is really getting good.
its really quite simple, we believe the biblical flood happened and we have our reasons
Indeed. "A Middle Eastern Bronze Age warrior tribe who believed the earth is flat wrote down that the flood happened. That's good enough reason for me to accept it."
we interprete the sediments, as evidence
No, you do not. You interpret the Bible as evidence, and then you distort real data, make up fake data, and go into extremely painful logical contortions to force an "interpretation".

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Chiroptera
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Message 79 of 80 (79584)
01-20-2004 2:05 PM
Reply to: Message 77 by FliesOnly
01-20-2004 7:20 AM


But by replying, we may encourage him to continue. D**n, but I'm beginning to enjoy his posts.

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