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"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." Genesis 1:1 "God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them." Genesis 1:27 |
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How did our universe get here?
How
Did Our World Get Here? An exegesis of
Genesis 1:1 - 2:3. James T. Bartsch. (Article in process.)
Origins, Design or Accident? The Watchmaker. kids4truth. (Designed for kids, but it conveys inescapable logic for adults as well.) How old are the rocks? The Clock in the Rock. Answers in Genesis The Origin of the Cosmos and the Redshift of Starlight James T. Bartsch Models of the Origin of the Universe by Dr. John Rankin  The Crab Nebula
Six Evidences of a Young Earth (Answers in Genesis) Evidence 1. Geology:
Radiocarbon in Diamonds. See Radiocarbon
in Diamonds Confirmed. Andrew A. Snelling
Evidence 2. Astronomy: Recession of the Moon. See Lunar recession: does it support a young universe? (Answers in Genesis) Evidence 3. Geology: Earth's Decaying Magnetic Field. See The Earth's magnetic field and the age of the earth. Andrew A. Snelling Evidence 4. Biology: Soft Dinosaur Tissue. See "Ostrich-osaurus" discovery? Shedding more light on the new startling find of soft tissue in a T. rex bone. David N. Menton. Evidence 5. Anthropology: Human Population Growth. See Billions of People in Thousands of Years? Monty White. Evidence 6. Geology: Tightly Folded Rock Strata. See Rock Layers Folded, Not Fractured. Andrew A. Snelling. Light-travel time: a problem for the big bang by Robert Newton "The
‘distant starlight problem’ is sometimes used as an argument against
biblical creation. People who believe in billions of years often claim
that light from the most distant galaxies could not possibly reach
earth in only 6,000 years. However, the light-travel–time argument
cannot be used to reject the Bible in favour of the big bang, with its
billions of years. This is because the big bang model also
has a light-travel–time problem." Go
to the article:
Man, fossils, and time
The Dating Game. Appendix to Marvin Lubenow, Bones of Contention (Grand Rapids, 1992, 1st ed.), pp. 247-266. This entry indicates the incredibly subjective and unscientific nature of radiometric dating as it is practiced by scientists and paleontologists. Opening
Paragraph: "A very popular myth is that the radioactive
dating methods are an independent confirmation of the geologic time
scale and the concept of human evolution. This myth includes the idea
that the various dating methods are independent of one another and
hence act as controls. The methods appear so
impressive that many creationists have accepted them as evidence that
the earth is very old. Perhaps the best way to expose this myth for
what it is—science fiction—is to present a case study of the dating of
the East African KBS Tuff strata and the famous fossil KNM-ER 1470, as
recorded in the scientific journals, especially the British journal Nature."
Concluding Paragraph: "The pigs won. In the ten-year controversy over the dating of one of the most important human fossils ever discovered, the pigs won. The pigs won over the elephants. The pigs won over K-Ar dating. The pigs won over 40Ar-39Ar dating. The pigs won over fission-track dating. They won over paleomagnetism. The pigs took it all. But in reality, it wasn’t the pigs that won. It was evolution that won. In the dating game, evolution always wins." WordExplain note: Few lay people will have the patience to wade through the semi-technical data cited by Lubenow. For those who might wish a much quicker explanation of some of the same data discussed above, namely, the Potassium-Argon (K-Ar) dating fiasco, see the following video by Chris Johnson, entitled, Radiometric Dating Flaws (Potassium-Argon). The video is not professionally done, and for that we beg the reader's pardon. Nevertheless, Mr. Johnson has a point and he cites evidence. Radiometric dating is extremely subjective. The
Declining Life Span of the Patriarchs Before and After the Flood.
Biblical evidence for a young earth. James T. Bartsch
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