Mirror said:but it can be proven that its only a few 1000 years old
No it absolutely can not!!!!
Why do you think 99.9%+ of geologists of all faiths the world over believe it is 4.5 Gyr old?
Do you think it is a conspiracy?
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Mirror said:but it can be proven that its only a few 1000 years old
Mirror said:Because they're scientist of some sort and most scientist naturally dont bellieve in GOD.
coal/oil is believed to have formed over millions of years. it has been proven that with the right amount of wieght and heat it can form in a few years.
sea-creature fossils have been found at the top of mountians. the Bible gives an acount of a flood that covered the world. dont you think it possible that that is exactly how they got there.
the grand-canyon is bellieved to have formed over thousands of years of erroding. water if realesed with allot of pressure can tear through 6ft of concrete in minutes.
Noahs flood said that great fountains of water were released from the Earth. evidence of an area (that had water) under the crust has been found.
Now if those areas were to rupture and break open they would bring large amounts of sediment. were did it go? let me answere that. It spreaded out covereing large amounts of the world. that would acount for the dinosours. in a mine that was built in the side of a mountain dinosour tracks have been found(the predators and their pray trying to escape the rising waters).my freind the earth isnt as old as you think.
None of the ad-hoc explainations prove anything. This is just typical creationist ad-hoc explaining of things that science already knows quite a bit about. What is avoided with these types of explainations is contradictory evidence and falsifications of these very things. Each of these has been falsified by mainstream science. You need to try to explain the evidence that is used to falsify each of these. Until that is done, these theories and explainations will remain falsified.Mirror said:Because they're scientist of some sort and most scientist naturally dont bellieve in GOD.
coal/oil is believed to have formed over millions of years. it has been proven that with the right amount of wieght and heat it can form in a few years.
sea-creature fossils have been found at the top of mountians. the Bible gives an acount of a flood that covered the world. dont you think it possible that that is exactly how they got there.
the grand-canyon is bellieved to have formed over thousands of years of erroding. water if realesed with allot of pressure can tear through 6ft of concrete in minutes.
Noahs flood said that great fountains of water were released from the Earth. evidence of an area (that had water) under the crust has been found.
Now if those areas were to rupture and break open they would bring large amounts of sediment. were did it go? let me answere that. It spreaded out covereing large amounts of the world. that would acount for the dinosours. in a mine that was built in the side of a mountain dinosour tracks have been found(the predators and their pray trying to escape the rising waters).my freind the earth isnt as old as you think.
TheBear said:How about this....
Explain why the human and the chimpanzee species share an overall 98-99% nucleotide sequence identity in DNA.
Chi_Cygni said:No it absolutely can not!!!!
Why do you think 99.9%+ of geologists of all faiths the world over believe it is 4.5 Gyr old?
Do you think it is a conspiracy?
So after this banal statement DRIVEN, you'll be more than happy to inform me of your scientific credentials and expertise to make such a sweeping statement.DRIVEN said:Actually if you use the scientific method and throw out the extremes, it proves the earth is 6,000-10,000 years old. Evolutionists rarely use the scientific method, they use extremes to try and prove their points.
You do realize that the first person to realize that the earth was older than 6,000 years was a Christian, right?DRIVEN said:Actually if you use the scientific method and throw out the extremes, it proves the earth is 6,000-10,000 years old. Evolutionists rarely use the scientific method, they use extremes to try and prove their points.
All reproduction causes mutation. You have mutations in you right now. This is well known. Some are 'defective', some are neutral, some are beneficial. The environment determines if the change is a birth 'defect' or a birth 'enhancement'.faiththatbreathes said:Here's my two cents.
Forget the Bible verses; forget the age of the earth; forget even the contradicting evolutionary theories out there (my science book, for one, teaches man evolved from apes. then again, it's an old book.). My question is: how can anything evolve?
A sexually reproduced creature is formed from the combination of its parents' DNA. Its physical traits are defined by this DNA. How can a creature form new DNA, producing traits not found in either of its parents? Where would the genetic information come from? DNA cannot be found to randomly mutate within a species, unless from a birth defect, etc. which certainly do not promote species survival. New, formable cells (that great and conflict-forming term known as stem cells) cannot use logic to decide on desirable traits; the parents' DNA decides their role. If evolution is plausible, give an example wherein a modern animal has mutated, even the SLIGHTEST, out of character with its parents' DNA. Unless new information is given, no change can be made in a structure.
Chi_Cygni said:So after this banal statement DRIVEN, you'll be more than happy to inform me of your scientific credentials and expertise to make such a sweeping statement.
Very few people believe a 6000 year old Earth, with a miniscule number of scientists holding such a view.
Bushido216 said:You do realize that the first person to realize that the earth was older than 6,000 years was a Christian, right?
Or was his faith wishy-washy like the rest of ours?
brettnolan said:As you can tell, I'm new to CF and must be missing something. I thought this was a Christian-only section of the forums. So my question is, how can some of you so adamantly reject creationism and still claim to be Christians? How do you square your scientific beliefs and your religious beliefs? Are YOU deciding which the parts of the Bible are valid and which are not? OR, are you simply saying in your profile that you are a Christian but really are not, so that you can post in the Christian-only sections?
As a side note, I've been having a discussion on evolution and the existence of God with an atheist for a couple of months and his last e-mail to me just shocked me with his arrogance. It seems that many evolutionists believe that they are an extremely elite intellectual class. For some of you in this forum, if your Christian designation isn't just some sort of a ruse, that includes the implied belief that you are smarter than God himself.
I'm so tempted to argue some of the evolutionary questions, but my real interest first off, is to figure out Christians can also be evolutionists.
Evolution does not equal atheism.brettnolan said:As you can tell, I'm new to CF and must be missing something. I thought this was a Christian-only section of the forums. So my question is, how can some of you so adamantly reject creationism and still claim to be Christians? How do you square your scientific beliefs and your religious beliefs? Are YOU deciding which the parts of the Bible are valid and which are not? OR, are you simply saying in your profile that you are a Christian but really are not, so that you can post in the Christian-only sections?
As a side note, I've been having a discussion on evolution and the existence of God with an atheist for a couple of months and his last e-mail to me just shocked me with his arrogance. It seems that many evolutionists believe that they are an extremely elite intellectual class. For some of you in this forum, if your Christian designation isn't just some sort of a ruse, that includes the implied belief that you are smarter than God himself.
I'm so tempted to argue some of the evolutionary questions, but my real interest first off, is to figure out Christians can also be evolutionists.