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I'm always impressing myself!Indeed -- and one would need to perform some pretty self-impressing mental gymnastics to say they didn't believe in a young Earth...
Not in any way does it even address the issue let alone refute anything.So it refutes your argument.
Repetition doesn't make a lost case strong. In any state of the past that was created by Jesus, we would find the same stuff. We just would not find the same nature. If Noah lived today he would maybe make 80 years old, not 930+ years. The laws in place act on life processes, atoms and etc. Therefore you may not look at the way the present state acts on stuff as any indication of the past state. Try finding a new trick.If there was a same state past, then we should find the same ratios as we find from observed decay, correct?
I think the deal there, is that he thinks that when Jesus made it all, some things would have looked old to science. I think that is mostly an indication of the real limits of modern science to declare real ages.Indeed -- and one would need to perform some pretty self-impressing mental gymnastics to say they didn't believe in a young Earth...
Too much credit where it is not due. The companies look for patterns in layers, the imaginary ages are just religious twaddle tacked on to that.So let's see. Which exploration and mining companies have you actually invested your money in?
Our time at least....Clear back at the beginning of time.
Only in the evo beliefset.Actually, I can tell you why you're stuffed in the real world. The earth is old, very, very old.
So, AV1611VET, put a few hundred million dollars into your YEC exploration. Put your money where your mouth is.
You don't know, so all you can do is imagine the vast differences in the future and past natures in the word of God are wrong.I said "know" not "imagine."
We do know the ratios of isotopes in the rocks from all periods of Earth's history. We can measure them.
For religious twaddle falsely called science, posting is futile unless accompanied by facts and real evidence. Not just blasphemous slander and innuendo, and game playing.It's the HI Theory. Refutation is Futile.
Not in any way does it even address the issue let alone refute anything.
Repetition doesn't make a lost case strong.
In any state of the past that was created by Jesus, we would find the same stuff. We just would not find the same nature.
After how many tries?We find the same ratios of isotopes in rocks that we find from the current state of physics.
After how many tries?
What I meant was:Try 187 in a row.
What I meant was:
How many times did they fail before they got it right?
I think the deal there, is that he thinks that when Jesus made it all, some things would have looked old to science. I think that is mostly an indication of the real limits of modern science to declare real ages.
You don't know, so all you can do is imagine the vast differences in the future and past natures in the word of God are wrong.
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