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[dirtboy]

This is weapons-grade stupid. Comparing a human-driven process to natural formation of limestone. All while ignoring stratigraphy and sedimentology, not to mention paleontology.

[treetopsandroofs]

Saw this several years ago when reading about debunked high-tech out-of-place artifacts found in allegedly millions of years worth of limestone.

[pepsi_junkie]

I don't really understand the desire of some to say the earth is young. There is nothing in the bible that says how long a "day" for god is, since he's timeless and the 24 hour day is a human invention based on rotation of a planet around a sun, both of which didn't even exist before God made them. For all we know a "day" in God's immortal terms is 10 trillion years as we understand time.

So why does earth need to be young for the bible to be true?

[Buttons12]

I’m more interested in how the Lord got all the water here. Gradually or all at once? Without wrecking the planet.

[Retvet]

Isn’t that what’s on the inside of every tea pit? So what kind of discovery is this.

[Glad2bnuts]

Creation happened “in the beginning”. There is no way to know how long ago that happened. God also created all the races, so there were other humans on the Earth when he created THE Adam, and Eve. They were special circumstance from which the Savior would be brought into the Earth through a line of ancestors stretching from Adam and Eve, to Jesus Christ. How else can you explain the land of Nod where Cain was banished to?