Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
@Samhain: I have seen all of the so-called "proof" of that nonsense and it is laughable.I have presented evidence that easily destroys your dumb evolutionary religion and billions of years several times before and stubborn people like you just ignore it lol.
It's pathetic that you are too ignorant/stupid to see what a hypocrite you are.
Hmm.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
GOD isnt a man though.
Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
Far more logical to say an all-powerful, supremely intelligent and wise God created the universe than to say it made itself from nothing which violates the very first law of thermodynamics.The only logical explanation for the universe existing is that it was created through supernatural means.
Sorry if that hurts atheists' fee fees but it's the truth.
Check following source:
https://intelligentdesign.org/
There is also growing body of evidence that Life on Earth have extraterrestrial origins:
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0004-637X/765/2/111
From Heavens to Earth sound familiar now? It will over time.
Evolution happens (there is evidence of biological adaptation) but the Theory itself have loopholes and too Earth-focused to explain everything. It is due to this reason why research about origin of 'modern human' remains inconclusive and increasingly muddled than before.
Following study:
- established nothing substantial but questioned some more.
Ancient hominids existed? YES.
Modern human wiped them out? Very likely.
https://www.livescience.com/7794-human-stabbed-neanderthal-evidence-suggests.html
98% DNA similarity with pigs by the way:
https://thednatests.com/how-much-dna-do-humans-share-with-other-animals/
Congratulations.
So were the pigs involved in some capacity? LMAO.
There is also talk about forms of Life which humans cannot perceive:
https://phys.org/news/2020-01-invisible-aliens-astrobiologist.html
Whoops.
Originally posted by Klaw
What a religious book says about the world means nothing.We use facts and logic.
Religious books and ancient writings have disclosed a lot but in different ways and/or motivated research works around the world in search for answers.
For perspective:
https://medium.com/@humanoriginproject/early-earth-history-the-great-flood-20f56ff75e8d
https://ancientamnesia.com/13979-2/
https://bigthink.com/hard-science/younger-dryas-impact/
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-23315-0_7
Something really BIG happened about 12000 years ago and it changed much of the world. This event caused mega-flooding on such a scale that it continues to baffle minds. Humans had a virtual reboot experience.
Geologists used to dismiss mega-floods and similar accounts in religious books by extension not long ago but they are on retreat lately. Some remain skeptical which is rather amusing in view of mounting evidence.
As more will come to light, there will be many dots to connect in some way or form. Some pointers above.
People need to be mindful of the fact that ancient communication techniques and explanations were 'archaic' in comparison to techniques and explanations in modern times. Just look at the jargon used in academic publications in modern times.
Science continues to provide meaningful information and clues over time but there is still much about the universe that WE do not understand yet.
Originally posted by jaden_2.0
Odd that the universe is 6,000 and yetAdam lived to 930 years old
Seth lived to 912 years old
Enos was 905 when he died
Jared was 962
Enoch was 365
Kenan was 910
Mahalalel was 950
Methuselah lived to 969 years old
Lamech was 777
Noah lived to 950 years oldThat's 8,630 and we're only up to the great flood.
Infallible God and his Infallible mathematics.
6000 years old assumption doesn't add up of course.
I can't help but to question the faith of any believer who thinks the notion of "billions of years" is even remotely scriptural. At the very least their faith is built on shaky ground.
In addition to being totally unscientific, "billions of years" is also entirely unscriptural. You simply can't get billions of years out of the bible. It's just not there.
Otoh, you can easily get 6,000 years out of it just by adding up all the dates in the genealogy section of bible assuming you know basic addition and have a real bible in english...iow, an Authorized King James Bible. If you're using any other english "bible" I suggest you throw that shit in trash and get a real bible.
There are many problems with newer "versions" and not just talking about on the subject of creation and the age of the earth.
And, again, 6,000 years is totally consistent with the real scientific evidence as well. There is no reason to compromise a perfectly good book (the Holy Bible) with totally unscientific nonsense like "Day Age theory" or the "Gap theory" or Darwinian nonsense or big bang fairy tale theories.
Edit: and no, the so-called "New King James Bible" is NOT a King James Bible just with "updated language." It's just ss corrupted if not more so than all the other modern versions. It's not an "improved version" of KJB. You cannot improve on perfection and the KJB is 100% perfect and infallible.
Scientists say they have found a trace of ancient life inside a 2.5 billion-year-old ruby.
But the Earth is only 6,000 years old....
Originally posted by Klaw
Source.But the Earth is only 6,000 years old....
Most likely, yeah. I know it cannot be millions or billions that's for sure. I've posted links to overwhelming evidence both here and elsewhere in past that shows it cannot be billions or millions of years old.
The earth's magnetic field alone puts an absolute limit of about 8,000-10,000 years on age of earth and the fact we still have short period comets in our solar system puts about the same time limit on the age of solar system.
Atheists and evolutionists explanation for these things (that the magnetic gield has "reversed" itself and that there is an "Oort Cloud"😉 are both totally unscientific. Real science is things we can observe and neither of those things have been observed. There is no evidence for this"Oort Cloud" or that the earth's magnetic field has reversed itself. Both are pure fantasy.
.... and before you reply that "God is fantasy too", no, He's not. However, I admit it is my own personal belief and the personal beliefs of about a billion other people that the Christian God in particular is real.
Difference is we don't call our personal belief in the existence of God "science." We know it is completely faith-based and we fully admit that.