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How do creationists test their ideas?
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<blockquote data-quote="pitabread" data-source="post: 73898535" data-attributes="member: 394892"><p>This isn't a question of whether radiometric dating is correct or not. It's a question of how does one test the above scenarios to determine which creationist is correct.</p><p></p><p>Even if you throw out radiometric dating as being incorrect (it's not but that's a whole different discussion), that still doesn't inform you as to how old the Earth and/or universe is.</p><p></p><p>Second, if you decide to simply add up the genealogies in the Bible to get to an age of the Earth, that still doesn't necessarily mean that is a correct manner of determining the age of the Earth. Especially since you have no other metric by which to test it.</p><p></p><p>So how would you test whether or not you are correct?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pitabread, post: 73898535, member: 394892"] This isn't a question of whether radiometric dating is correct or not. It's a question of how does one test the above scenarios to determine which creationist is correct. Even if you throw out radiometric dating as being incorrect (it's not but that's a whole different discussion), that still doesn't inform you as to how old the Earth and/or universe is. Second, if you decide to simply add up the genealogies in the Bible to get to an age of the Earth, that still doesn't necessarily mean that is a correct manner of determining the age of the Earth. Especially since you have no other metric by which to test it. So how would you test whether or not you are correct? [/QUOTE]
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