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LOL RELALLY???The truth is out there! LOL
I FOUND IT!!! :
To Whom it May Concern:
Evolution is a lie. The Earth is only 6-10,000 years old.
LoL ARE GOD is such an AWESUm GOD!!! LOLZSincerely,
God, PhD.
LOL RELALLY???The truth is out there! LOL
To Whom it May Concern:
Evolution is a lie. The Earth is only 6-10,000 years old.
LoL ARE GOD is such an AWESUm GOD!!! LOLZSincerely,
God, PhD.
Physical evidence is not bibical truth. Science ‘speculates and theorizes,’ Exactly just how old the earth is; from my readings of KJV Bible I agree that the earth is 5,000 - 6,000 years old, no more.How do protestants that believe that the world is just 6000 years old or so reconcile the moutains of physical evidence to the contrary?
Suggesting is not proof.There are many methods other than carbon dating and indeed a mountain of evidence that suggests a much older earth than 10000 years
My question is how is it Catholics only make it half way to Heaven, limbo, that seems to be their goal and most of them feel lucky if they make it that far! To me this mode of thought is…well, a might of center one might sayI agree with you. The Catholic Church doesn’t take a stand one way or the other on the age of the earth. Catholics are free to believe what science teaches or believe in a young earth.
Well, that’s up to them:thumbsup:Well, I guess that closes the book on this topic. rbarcia has spoken. Regardless of what the science indicates, it can’t be true if it doesn’t reconcile with his/her beliefs.
Since we have non-scientists debunking science, does that allow non-theologians to debunk theology?
Peace
Tim
What a strange thing to write! You may want to look into limbo because it has nothing to do withMy question is how is it Catholics only make it half way to Heaven, limbo, that seems to be their goal and most of them feel lucky if they make it that far! To me this mode of thought is…well, a might of center one might say![]()
Very Nice. But the arguments in the world come from 3 and 5.I see the whole thing this way:
Fairly Straightforeward.
- The Bible is inspired by God.
- God is never Wrong.
- Science is a very useful tool for knowing about the world around us.
- When Science and God agree there is no issue.
- When Science and God Disagree, I have to agree with God.
Right, People can be wrong. While people may occasionally misinterpret God’s word, Science is *entirely *generated by people and is not inspired at all. The weight still falls towards God being right and science being wrong when they disagree. The pi example is a matter of degree (correct when using the measuring rod of the time and correct using other explainations as well) whereas evolution vs. Creation is not a tiny degree off but a huge gaping difference.God is never wrong, but we are people, we can be wrong. We can be wrong in how we interpret God’s Word. Or how we apply God’s Word. Trust in scripture, but remember some of scripture is poetry, some is history, some is parable, some is using a story to explain a greater truth that cannot be expressed in words. One difficulty is discerning which type of verse you are reading.
I agree with you 100%+I see the whole thing this way:
Fairly Straightforeward.
- The Bible is inspired by God.
- God is never Wrong.
- Science is a very useful tool for knowing about the world around us.
- When Science and God agree there is no issue.
- When Science and God Disagree, I have to agree with God.
Love it, how true.I see the whole thing this way:
Fairly Straightforeward.
- The Bible is inspired by God.
- God is never Wrong.
- Science is a very useful tool for knowing about the world around us.
- When Science and God agree there is no issue.
- When Science and God Disagree, I have to agree with God.
Many ask this question thinking they’ve found a “mistake” in the Bible—that there must have been other people besides Adam and Eve. Scripture tells us that Adam is “the first man” (1 Corinthians 15:45); that there were no other humans when he was created, because God said, “It is not good that the man should be alone” (Genesis 2:18); and that Eve is “the mother of all living” (Genesis 3:20). Cain, then, must have married distant sisters. All of the first-generation siblings married each other in order to populate the earth. At that time there was no law against incest. But as the population grew large enough, and as the risk of genetic problems increased because of sin’s curse, God outlawed marriage between siblings.Love it, how true.
Still, has anyone have an answer to, when Caine went to live in Nod, east of Eden, found a wife, had a son, built a city and named it after his son.
Where did everyone come from.
You merely brushed off my claims. Your accusing ME of “bad data” while I gave a direct quote from your link saying none of the ORIGINAL earths rocks exist that havnt undergone some drastic transformation. This tranformation prevents accurate data because there are no undisturbed samples to measure. In otherwords the “age” calculated is far from fact, it is rather conjecture and needs to be admitted as such.Once again, you show your lack of understanding of the basics of the science of geology and radiometric dating. You see, Catholic Dude, honest scientists understand many things about the earth and about the physics behind radiometric dating. People who don’t have basic understanding of both come up with bad data.
This is exactly the problem Im talking about. The “lower limit” is founded on UNORIGINAL samples and worse yet FOREIGN samples from meteorites, as a result this “lower limit” is calculated on other preconceived ideas and as a result not proven fact but rather speculation/theory. Think about what your saying, your measuring the EARTHS age based on NON-EARTH samples.As far as a lower limit being set, I would agree with that. The earth is at least 3.9 - 4 billion years old. The 4.5 - 4.6 billion year figure is based on dates of meteorites. Regardless, how does that even impact the fact that the earth is very old?
Two problems here.Supposed? Have you examined any of those “supposed” meteorites and found that they are not, in fact, meteorites? If so, doesn’t that just mean that we have terrestial rocks dating to 4.56 billion years?
I dont see whats so funny, sofar I have shown that the article you provided is founded on presumptions and other unfounded results…all the while passed of as genuine science because the “experts” said so.
FALSE. This article and my comments have SHOWN that such science DOES “WORK that way”. Why?..because true science has been blurred in favor of grasping for anything that will show the results they want, and surrounding themselves with the “scientists” who agree with them, and more importantly what will be able to be published in childrens (secular) textbooks (to point away from God).Nope. Science doesn’t work that way. Each and every variable that goes into that claim has been published, discussed, debated and accepted. Perhaps you don’t know that because you don’t have a background in science, but maybe your common sense should tell you that the millions of Christian scientists that accept the science being discussed aren’t interested advancing a secular agenda.
Again your missing the point. Here is the quote from that article again:The samples thought to be the oldest are highly pulverized and difficult to date, though there are a few dates extending all the way to 4.4 to 4.5 billion years.Your “RANGE” is totally BOGUS. It is saying the oldest samples are damaged and “difficult to date” indicating you cant rely on such data for your calculations. As I said before: At the very least this shows there is no uniform data but rather a picking of the samples that produce that data that fits their preselected ages.You are correct here. There is a range of dates: 4.1 to 4.5 billion years old.
You have simply proved my point, your definition of “wacky ideas” scientist includes anyone who disagrees with your results. The results of such “fact finding” are nothing more than going along with what the “experts” want us to believe which results in what I have already termed “junk science”.I’m sure there are a couple of dozen that have their own wack ideas, so that sentence is correct.
This is a jumble of fluff capped off by an absurd remark. Saying the sun is “hot” is an oversimplification in this discussion. How “hot”? How long has it been “hot”? What is producing this “heat”?, etc.Yes.Then you would be wrong again. At least you are consistent. Yes. It’s called science. No one has been to the sun, but we do know that it is hot. How can that be?
Its a prediction when you dont know for sure what the age is. In regards to the tree ring counting stuff in that article the methods and calculations was far more plausible than the billion year and meteorite stuff.Yes, actual age means just that. If we date a tree using dendrochronological methods (tree ring counting), we can come up with an actual age. Dr. Weins discussed several different methods of determining actual age in his paper. They are not predictions.
This is more oversimplification on your part. Just because I believe something is verifyable 2000 years ago DOES NOT mean I give the same credence to ANY YEAR, especiall something claiming to be thousands or billions of years old. You should do the same.Wow, an actual age is used and you don’t dispute it? Why not? Were you there when it happened?![]()
Your missing the point. There is a discrepency here which is ignored. To claim something is verified at 2000 or even hundreds of thousands of years DOES NOT give the right to say it is accurate at billions of years. Infact real science shows we must be careful on such magnitudes, for example Planks Constant, Max Planck found that the modern day equations the experts had or were producing for physics didnt work after a certain magnitude (the atomic level), he noticed the equations giving one solution while the data gave another.And they were consistent with the radiometric methods they were compared against.
This doesnt exuse the absurd “it only differs in degree” oversimplification he provided. As for the “Christian” title thats relative given the various positions of Protestantism, for someone who is so smart why isnt he Catholic?Well, Dr. Weins isn’t a joke. He is a very serious scientist AND Christian who happens to have both knowledge and common sense. People who blow off experts like Dr. Weins make themselves look silly.
When it mentions easily veryfiable results I said his position has merit, in this case the experiment holds for 60 years, thats a far cry from extending this out to magnitudes in the billions of year AGO.Once again, please read the links I gave in the previous post. Your answer is there.
The authors of the Bible were NOT ignorant. They were inspired by the Holy Spirit to write it. The Holy Spirit is God, the Third Person of the Trinity, Who is all-knowing. What is in the Bible is inerrant.For as nice as the bible may be, you need to remember it was written a long time ago and the authors were very ignorant by todays standards.
I see the whole thing this way:
Fairly Straightforeward.
- The Bible is inspired by God.
- God is never Wrong.
- Science is a very useful tool for knowing about the world around us.
- When Science and God agree there is no issue.
- When Science and God Disagree, I have to agree with God.
:bowdown2: :clapping:Well slightly off topic, I think, but here’s an explaination and a chart showing population growth at that time period. (the answer was geared for children to understand.) Cains wife was either his sister (if he married very young) or a neice if he waited till he was older to marry. (The Bible dosn’t say how old he was when he got married I don’t think.) The population of the Earth could easily have been quite large by the time Cain got married.Love it, how true.
Still, has anyone have an answer to, when Caine went to live in Nod, east of Eden, found a wife, had a son, built a city and named it after his son.
Where did everyone come from.