Not even a little bit true. Why would I ignore DNA that exists??
For the same reason that you ignore isotope ratios that exist. If you don't like the evidence, you would just claim that the DNA came from a past state, and that it should be ignored.
Your problem is that you do not have any for the far past.
You wouldn't accept any DNA evidence as coming from the far past, no matter what.
All court cases that you keep mentioning re recent.
So what? Why can't you have DNA evidence thrown out because you can claim that the place where the murder happened was in a different state when the murder happened?
That depends if Noah is on trial or Manson.
What Noah? Evidence please.
What about the ratios that exist?? Nothing to ignore there. What must be shunned and rejected out of hand is your fanatical attempts to paint evidences with your little religion.
How are observations of radioactive decay a religion?
How so? How would you know what was required to 'reset' something in the former state!?
Why would a reset in the former state produce ratios that the current state produces?
No. They match (After much welding and hammering) only if the past was the same.
That's like saying that you only get a DNA match if you assume the suspect is guilty.
You are in no position to comment on what the bible nature in the past may have done, or not done. Why pretend? Your little game is to say that since you plumb do not know what the former nature was like, that we must use only the present state for models of the past! Sorry, ignorance is not a virtue.
I never said that we can only use a present state for our models. No one is forcing the ratios in rocks to exactly match the ratios produced by observed radioactive decay.
What else should they have?
If there was a different state past, then they should have different ratios, obviously.
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