same for c-14 dating..here is a brief excerpt from a chat site.
Past, present and future together Consider then. Radiometric dating methods (those measuring geologic time by rate of radioactive decay) have been used to date formations that could be associated with Noahâs Flood. These dates supposedly prove these formations are millions of years old rather than thousands. Yet we find that different methods can yield radically different results. As The Science of Evolution explains: âSeveral methods have been devised for estimating the age of the earth and its layers of rocks. These methods rely heavily on the assumption of uniformitarianism, i.e., natural processes have proceeded at relatively constant rates throughout the earthâs history . . . It is obvious that radiometric techniques may not be the absolute dating methods that they are claimed to be. Age estimates on a given geological stratum by different radiometric methods are often quite different (sometimes by hundreds of millions of years). There is no absolutely reliable long-term radiological âclockââ (William Stansfield, 1977, pp. 80, 84). The potassium-argon [K-Ar] dating method, used to date lava flows, also has problemsâas shown by studies of Mount St. Helens. âThe conventional K-Ar dating method was applied to the 1986 dacite flow from the new lava dome at Mount St. Helens, Washington. Porphyritic dacite which solidified on the surface of the lava dome in 1986 gives a whole rock K-Ar âageâ of 0.35 + OR - 0.05 million years (Ma). Mineral concentrates from this same dacite give K-Ar âagesâ from 0.35 + OR - .06 Ma to 2.8 + OR - 0.6 Ma. These âagesâ are, of course, preposterous [since we know the rock formed recently]. The fundamental dating assumption (âno radiogenic argon was present when the rock formedâ) is questioned by these data. âInstead, data from this Mount St. Helens dacite argue that significant âexcess argonâ was present when the lava solidified in 1986 . . . This study of Mount St. Helens dacite causes the more fundamental question to be askedâhow accurate are K-Ar âagesâ from the many other phenocryst-containing lava flows worldwide?â (Stephen Austin, âExcess Argon within Mineral Concentrates from the New Dacite Lava Dome at Mount St. Helens Volcano,â Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal, Vol. 10, No. 3, 1996, pp. 335-344). In laymanâs terms, these volcanic rocks that we know were formed in 1986âless than 20 years agoâwere âscientificallyâ dated to between 290,000 and 3.4 million years old! Such examples serve to illustrate the fallibility of the dating methods on which many modern scientists rely so heavily.
I beleive our perception of how things were formed is being undone by the Electric Universe model....our attempt to date our Earth is way off...so too our dating of Homonids.
Science however is right in its assay persuit...here the Churchy crowd should "Shut -up"!..their moronic claims are not even on par with the data..even if it is out vast time spans..the claims do not match the facts.
The Pure Hebrew of Genesis..or Beresheit..does not say 6 24 Hour days for Creation..nor does it say..1 day =1000 yrs.
This is the re-dactl B.S. of the Gnostic handlers post 200 A.D.
Science has found protocals at work whereby our DNA is re-written like a program..continuously to keep our form intact in a universe of corruptive eenrgy and chem realities...this strongly hints at Intelligent design.
Our Earth ..the Solar System...it may not be the accretion model..and 4.5 billion yrs..but it certainly is not some goofy claim of 6000 or less.
Dinosaurs..like "Staurikosaurus"...from the Triassic period...a Velociraptor...periods of time before the group was so named in the Cretaeceous.
Kinda throws conformity..evolution..to the wind.
Science is awesome...but Intelligent design remains.
constantly new models arrise to challenge the old..with the enevitable tantraums.
Both crowds...science and creation should just chill..they both are being undone by the new discoveries...
both groups looking the ASS right off.
better to just oogle and marvel at the wonder of it all...
carry another binder of looseleaf for all the data changes sure to come : )