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Derek Meyer
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Nope. Absolutely sure. And it wasn't not only me. Other people did analise the core, too. All came to the same conclusion. No coal.
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Derek Meyer
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It's not a mine. It drilling a borehole in the field. Under the sky. And analysing the core obtained from it.
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You missed the point. You said you wouldn't EVER find coal there. You said nothing about natural formation of coal and you didn't preclude it being deposited, so your statement of the perpetuity is flawed.
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That's because coal wasn't formed by decaying plant matter over millions of years. It fits the pattern, however, and all validations of the theory of natural origination further validates the Biblical claim that there will be a great falling away from faith in the Lord. As other have postulated, there will be even more stunning evidences to support the notion that the universe formed itself until only a scant few any longer believe in God. These things will happen before the Lord returns. It can be argued that these things have happened, and the Lord can return at any moment.
We'll all still be here when He comes. Global warming won't fry us all. The energy sources He provided for us won't destroy us. We will be here; most of us rejecting Him; when He returns.
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Yes, I sure did examine their birth certificates and I did talk to guys who knew more about those rocks than I do. Those birth certificates all were in the form of isotopes and atoms and crystals and, and, and..then some other guys I talked to were guys who actually mine parts of those rocks. And they all demonstrated why they think that those rocks are very, very, old.
People with no or very little forms of education were unable to read those birth certificates, though.
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But is your memory of that right, beyond all doubt?
Or only almost totally certain, beyond all reasonable doubt.
The two do the same duty almost all of the time.
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And you can't tell which one is supreme?
You seriously can't tell me which "religion" is BMOC here on earth?
Isn't a worldwide usage of BC/AD a strong enough hint?
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Fortunately, none of those people post to this forum.
Question. If God created rock infuse with uranium 238 and handed it to you, how old would that rock be? Keep in mind that uranium 238 has a half life of about 4-1/2 billion years and that you witnessed it being formed before your very eyes. Would it be mere seconds old, or billions of years old?
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Derek Meyer
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Me?
Because some people keep on with the argument that because of BC and AD Jesus must be God and other people go on about Thursdays therefore Thor must be God, I'm ambivalent in that case.
I prefer scientific evidence above arguments.
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If Allah personally handed that rock to me, I would start believing in Allah.
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Actually, quite a lot. Same with the diety of Thor. You know, because a day was called after Thor, Thor must be a diety.
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Are you making a claim that those who believe in the Bible are uneducated? Surely you wouldn't hold such a position of ignorance as to assume that those accept God's Word simply have not heard the repeated lies of naturalists throughout high school and college. Surely you're not one of the poorly informed people who think that the ONLY REASON people don't believe as you do is that they've never heard anyone make the claims you believe.
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