Here I show using simple observable evidence that the earth is not 6000 years old. To believe the lies of young earth creationists one needs to ignore independent evidence from astronomy, cosmolog...
Here I show using simple observable evidence that the earth is not 6000 years old. To believe the lies of young earth creationists one needs to ignore independent evidence from astronomy, cosmology, physics, geology, and biology. In my next video I will discuss radiometric dating, including its caveats, and show how it proves the earth is billions of years old, exactly what evolution predicts.
Creationists love to cite examples of "false" rings as evidence that tree ring dating is flawed. First, false rings can be identified by two methods: alignment of multiple samples to show the ring is false; and ring density analysis to show the ring formed mid season. Second, false rings are extremely rare in bristlecone pines. The one example creationists love to cite is a publication where a scientist grew bristlecone seedlings in a climate controlled room and FORCED them to produce up to 4 false rings a year. They know, as anyone who reads this article does, that these were false rings produced under artificial conditions, yet they LIE and claim it proves bristlecones in the wild are riddled with false rings. Finally, frost rings formed during years of intense volcanic eruptions line up with the recorded years of those eruptions, indicating there are no false rings in the consensus.
Some species are more susceptible to false rings. Others are not sensitive enough to climate change to produce the variable rings required for crossdating. Creationists cite these species as examples of why tree ring science is flawed. Scientists know this. It was scientists who discovered these flaws. You know, the people who actually do the research. These species are NOT used to make long series chronologies.
Marker Rings and Volcanic Eruptions - Lamarche V.c. and Hirschboeck K.K. Frost rings in trees as records of major volcanic eruptions. (1984) Nature 307, 121-126
Accuracy of Bristlecone rings - LaMarche, V.C., Jr. and Harlan, T.P. 1973. Accuracy of tree ring dating of bristlecone pine for calibration of the radiocarbon time scale. J.Geophysical Res. 78(36): 8849-8858.
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@StuJee1 , Hello Stu!! The Bible is very realistic. How is a moon floating in the sky realistic? Or the sun heating the "whole" world. Or the sun rising and setting everyday..... Tides coming in, tides going out. Animals, our brain, sex,Chuck Norris? Anything here seem realistic to you? Like duh, all that stuff is easy to understand and very realistic. What?!?! Turn water into wine? By the guy who made the world? come on get "realistic". Were's your faith Stu? Be realistic.
All the things you mentioned (other than the last one about the wine) can be explained. Water does not just turn into wine.
The point is you have started with the assumption that there is a supernatural being out there performing all these supernatural events. Where does this assumption come from? Probably from a personal experience that you had, when you became a born again Christian. But why should anyone believe you?
@StuJee1 , your so right! Water just does not turn into wine!!>>?? That's crazy!!! Must be a miricle right?? Well how about this crazy earth floating in space galaxy? This is more plausable to you? Is that much more easily grasped. Point being, Gods miricles are all around us. water into wine seems pretty simple to me. At least from a God that created the heavens and the earth. You seem to think it just came to be. This is a huge leep of faith. were just sacks of mush.
I don't think everything just came to be - although I don't see why it couldn't. I don't know - there is no faith involved here just doubt.
Why do you think God exists? You have no evidence outside the bible and the bible is not a good historical source - there are no first hand accounts in it and it is full of contradictory statements.
To say that god's miricles are all around us is mearly to say 'i don't understand how the world works'. We know the origin and physics of planetary bodies.
How does it feel to be just as irrational as some of the early earth guys? Just because a few creationists are hard nosed, your conclusion is that "creationists aren't interested in scientific data".
How do you know when someone is desperate or feels threatened in a discussion? When they go hyperbolic. Your insecurity is showing.
My main argument with creationists is that "they separate us from other creation . I think we are wrong to destroy the rainforests, damage the climate, and destroy other species when as Darwin basically proved, homo-sapiens "are brothers with the worms". If the extraterrestrial force that originated life here ever returns it will find that humans have evolved into the least worthy form of life on the planet, because we know we wilfully harm and destroy other species and their habitats.
"there is no reason a person can not follow both" Yes, if you decide that the truth is unimportant, and that bronze age goat herders had a real insight into the nature of the cosmos, then, yes you can follow both. It's called intellectual dishonesty.
1. This Moon theory is a common misconception, because it assumes that the Moon has been moving away at a constant rate, which it has not due to tidal effects. Evident by the Earth's slowing rotation. 2. Tectonic shifts causes new mountain ranges to appear. This is why we have earthquakes. 3. That number of humans does not take into account death, famine, plague, natural disaster, mortality rates, wars etc. leaving population growth nearly flat up until a few centuries ago.
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Were's your faith Stu? Be realistic.
The point is you have started with the assumption that there is a supernatural being out there performing all these supernatural events. Where does this assumption come from? Probably from a personal experience that you had, when you became a born again Christian. But why should anyone believe you?
Must be a miricle right?? Well how about this crazy earth floating in space galaxy? This is more plausable to you? Is that much more easily grasped. Point being, Gods miricles are all around us. water into wine seems pretty simple to me. At least from a God that created the heavens and the earth. You seem to think it just came to be. This is a huge leep of faith. were just sacks of mush.
Why do you think God exists? You have no evidence outside the bible and the bible is not a good historical source - there are no first hand accounts in it and it is full of contradictory statements.
To say that god's miricles are all around us is mearly to say 'i don't understand how the world works'. We know the origin and physics of planetary bodies.
How do you know when someone is desperate or feels threatened in a discussion? When they go hyperbolic. Your insecurity is showing.
Yes, if you decide that the truth is unimportant, and that bronze age goat herders had a real insight into the nature of the cosmos, then, yes you can follow both. It's called intellectual dishonesty.
2. Tectonic shifts causes new mountain ranges to appear. This is why we have earthquakes.
3. That number of humans does not take into account death, famine, plague, natural disaster, mortality rates, wars etc. leaving population growth nearly flat up until a few centuries ago.
Or are the ancient wood peices ones found elsewhere?