I'll see your link and raise you another:Uh oh is right. Those trees were dated using the faulty 'carbon dating' method. Here is why you shouldn't trust carbon dating. http://contenderministries.org/evolution/carbon14.php
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiocarbon_dating#Calibration
All the points they brought up have been considered by the scientists using carbon dating.
TrueFurthermore, if these trees WERE 8000 years old then that would mean the biblical flood could not have happened. The timeframe wouldn't have been right, as it happened nearly 5000 years ago. http://www.users.bigpond.com/rdoolan/flooddate.html No tree could have survived the flood.
No. Nobody is saying there has to be a tree that has been alive the whole time the earth has been here. It's remarkable that this one managed as long as it did.Also, this would still present a problem for the evolutionist's 'age of the earth' theory. 8000 years is not 2 billion.
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