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To: balrog666
Does this mean that you believe that the Earth is more than 6000 years old?

It means that things were created in a mature state from a scientific perspective, which makes modern dating methods insignificant.

From a scientific perspective, Evolutionary theory is nullified.

Again, how old is a freshly created chunk of matter?

9 posted on 04/01/2006 7:31:52 PM PST by bondserv (God governs our universe and has seen fit to offer us a pardon. †)
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To: bondserv
It means that things were created in a mature state from a scientific perspective, which makes modern dating methods insignificant.

In other words, God made the universe look old, just to trick us. I suppose He created and hid fossils and created background radiation and all that, just to fool us silly, gullible humans.

Well, maybe your God is a trickster, but mine isn't.

Again, how old is a freshly created chunk of matter?

Huh?

13 posted on 04/01/2006 7:37:08 PM PST by Alter Kaker ("Whatever tears one sheds, in the end one always blows one's nose." - Heine)
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To: bondserv
It means that things were created in a mature state from a scientific perspective, which makes modern dating methods insignificant.

4.5 billion years is not a mature state?

From a scientific perspective, Evolutionary theory is nullified.

Aw, gee, is the Earth somehow not 4.5 billion years old now?
I must have missed that in the article...

Again, how old is a freshly created chunk of matter?

Uh, gee, freshly created? Would that be "fresh", Alex?

And how old is the Grand Canyon now? Is it more than a million years? Or a couple of weeks? Did an anonymous god create it all Last Thursday?

14 posted on 04/01/2006 7:38:12 PM PST by balrog666 (Irrational beliefs inspire irrational posts.)
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To: bondserv

entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem


32 posted on 04/01/2006 8:44:24 PM PST by satchmodog9 (Most people stand on the tracks and never even hear the train coming)
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To: bondserv
Again, how old is a freshly created chunk of matter?

About 10,000 years. Dictionary cre·ate (krç-ât') tr.v., -at·ed, -at·ing, -ates. To cause to exist; bring into being.

55 posted on 04/01/2006 10:22:43 PM PST by taxesareforever (Never forget Matt Maupin)
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To: bondserv
Again, how old is a freshly created chunk of matter?

Again, zero.

71 posted on 04/03/2006 6:52:13 PM PDT by Quark2005 (Confidence follows from consilience.)
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