Originally posted by Baptistgal
Mechanical Bliss.....the BIble nowhere claims that the solar system is geocentric. Some people who claimed to also believe the Bible held to the geocentric view simply because that was the accepted "scientific" model of their time. They were unwilling to even consider that their scientific model might be wrong...unwilling to rework their ideas based on the facts being shown them.
You asked "like what". Well, the Bible says the earth is a circle....not flat like the people at one time thought. The Bible says life comes from life, everything reproduces after its own kind....people used to believe that flies came from rotten meat...etc. The Bible says "the life is in the blood" and yet doctors once believed that bloodletting was a good idea.
And, by the way, there is much evidence for a global flood. That has in no way been disproven. Look at the petrified trees found standing straight up through several of the geologic layers. While the next thing isn't necessarily proof it is interesting to note that in almost every culture in the world there is a legend of a cataclysmic flood that destroyed everything...only a few people and the animals were saved by building some kind of watercraft. One account even has the man's name as Noh.
Doubting Thomas.....you yourself said that any papers published in accepted scientific journals must also jibe with today's accepted models of the world. Thus how can any Creation scientists get anything published since thier views don't "jibe"?
By the way, Baptists are not a cult and we believe in a young earth. Most people who believe in creation also believe in a young earth, the two tend to go hand in hand.....that is not indoctrination into a cult.
I believe in a young earth (between 10,000 and 6,000 yrs approximately) based on both theology and science. My "far less time" for the cave formations is several hundred years, rather than millions or billions.