[Alter Kaker]

You have a source? A book by Hal Linsay.

Can you do better than that? I don't know, may cite the specific instance? (I don't happen to have Mr. Linsay's telephone number off hand) I should warn you that I think your elephant anecdote is almost certainly bogus.

[Coyoteman]

You have a source? A book by Hal Linsay.

Can you do better than that? I don't know, may cite the specific instance? (I don't happen to have Mr. Linsay's telephone number off hand) I should warn you that I think your elephant anecdote is almost certainly bogus.

I am still waiting for the citation showing the basis for Hal Linsay's claim. I asked for it some days ago, but have had no reply.

I tend to distrust creationists' claims regarding science as I have found many such claims, in the few fields with which I am familiar, to be misrepresentations, wishful thinking, or gross exaggerations. Many of the claims I have examined in these fields have turned out to be simply bogus--an attempt to make science match scripture.

[garylmoore]

I should warn you that I think your elephant anecdote is almost certainly bogus.

To tell you the truth, I think that the process that they have for telling ages is bogus, I really get a kick when I read that something is 2 or 3 million years old, scientist are such guessers.