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Part 2 - The Creator has Invalidated Knowing Earth's Age Through Scientific Enquiry
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<blockquote data-quote="Obliquinaut" data-source="post: 71880025" data-attributes="member: 399724"><p>Radiometric dating, of course. That's part of geology.</p><p></p><p>We can also use things like stratigraphy to understand that the earth is, by definition, very old. MUCH older than 6000 years. There's a formation called the Green River Fm in the west in the US that shows annual cycles from a large lake deposit. There are many, many, many times more than just 6000, ergo we know the earth is much older than 6000 years old from just that one place.</p><p></p><p>But we also know that it takes a long time to create things like large shale layers. The age of the earth is writ large in formations all over the earth. That coupled with the radiometric dating gives us a lot of detail about the age of the earth.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Obliquinaut, post: 71880025, member: 399724"] Radiometric dating, of course. That's part of geology. We can also use things like stratigraphy to understand that the earth is, by definition, very old. MUCH older than 6000 years. There's a formation called the Green River Fm in the west in the US that shows annual cycles from a large lake deposit. There are many, many, many times more than just 6000, ergo we know the earth is much older than 6000 years old from just that one place. But we also know that it takes a long time to create things like large shale layers. The age of the earth is writ large in formations all over the earth. That coupled with the radiometric dating gives us a lot of detail about the age of the earth. [/QUOTE]
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