[stands2reason]

I've realized the only non-Biblical arguments I've seen for it are jabs about how the 4.5B year estimate is unreliable due to dating.

I've yet to see a positive scientific argument for a >10,000 year Earth.

[andysandmikesmom]

I think the evidence offered for the earth being between 6-10 thousand years old, is based on the genealogies in the Bible, from Jesus, back to Adam, coupled with the idea of a 6 day 24 hour day time frame of creation...

I dont know of any strictly scientifc evidence or argument for an Earth of only 6-10 thousand years of age...

[Coyoteman]

I've yet to see a positive scientific argument for a >10,000 year Earth.

I have received radiocarbon dates in the 10-11,000 year range. My immediate colleagues have some even older.

Anything else?

[OmahaFields]

I've yet to see a positive scientific argument for a >10,000 year Earth.

You mean you have failed to understand any of the scientific reasoning on the age of the earth since you do not have a firm grasp on science and math.

[ahayes]

Here you go: Ancient Earth, Ancient Skies. A great book reviewing multiple lines of evidence of the age of various elements of the solar system.