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Originally posted by whodeyHow do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell
I think science has it right, the earth is billions of years old.
the difference between an old one and a new one?
Originally posted by KellyJayThe age of the universe has been measured using a variety of independent technological systems, including radio-active dating, Doppler shifts in starlight, and isotropic "3 degree above zero" radiation background. The methods of these studies are totally unrelated. Therefore, an error that might have occurred in one would not appear in the others. Yet the data taken from these diverse studies present a strong and scientifically consistent argument for a very old Earth and an even older universe.
How do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell
the difference between an old one and a new one?
Originally posted by KellyJay"How do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell the difference between an old one and a new one?"
How do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell
the difference between an old one and a new one?
Originally posted by KellyJayIf God intentionally made it look like the universe was old, then you could not tell the difference. However, I believe you have in the past stated that you do not believe God created a fake history of the universe. If I recall correctly your cognitive dissonance on that issue is what caused you to stop talking to me.
How do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell the difference between an old one and a new one?
Originally posted by twhiteheadGiven your hatred for anyone that claims a religion, his reaction to you probably covers more than just one conversation.
If God intentionally made it look like the universe was old, then you could not tell the difference. However, I believe you have in the past stated that you do not believe God created a fake history of the universe. If I recall correctly your cognitive dissonance on that issue is what caused you to stop talking to me.
If we see a star that is one million ...[text shortened]... or what your position actually was but instead announced that you would never talk to me again.
Originally posted by JS357The prankster God returns, desperate to have us believe he's not real.
"How do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell the difference between an old one and a new one?"
There is a debate between Lastthursdayists and Justnowists that is equally sensible.
Originally posted by KellyJaySo you are assuming we humans have the only intelligent (allegedly) civilization? Suppose there are many worlds like ours with intelligent folks on it. would your god be trying to fool them also?
How do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell
the difference between an old one and a new one?
Originally posted by sonhouseWell yes, but if God is omniscient then he knew we'd work it out if the world was supported by some elephants on the back of a turtle.
So you are assuming we humans have the only intelligent (allegedly) civilization? Suppose there are many worlds like ours with intelligent folks on it. would your god be trying to fool them also?
Seems to me just another argument from the 'importance of humans' idea. Where humans are SO important to a god it would have made it LOOK like the universe was ...[text shortened]... ns but for humans of ONLY the 20th and 21st century.
Kind of a delayed joke, don't you think?
Originally posted by whodeyI believe that the six days of Genesis are ordinary days. So the earth can't be billions of years old.
There are other theories RJ.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhrdtTG0nTw
Originally posted by whodeyI know people use methods to get results and all proclaim these results mean age. So if
The age of the universe has been measured using a variety of independent technological systems, including radio-active dating, Doppler shifts in starlight, and isotropic "3 degree above zero" radiation background. The methods of these studies are totally unrelated. Therefore, an error that might have occurred in one would not appear in the others. Yet the ...[text shortened]... what the Bible has to say on the subject, watch the video I presented. People assume too much.
Originally posted by sonhouseI'm not sure why you'd think God is trying to fool you, if we were coming up with our own
So you are assuming we humans have the only intelligent (allegedly) civilization? Suppose there are many worlds like ours with intelligent folks on it. would your god be trying to fool them also?
Seems to me just another argument from the 'importance of humans' idea. Where humans are SO important to a god it would have made it LOOK like the universe was ...[text shortened]... ns but for humans of ONLY the 20th and 21st century.
Kind of a delayed joke, don't you think?
Originally posted by JS357I don't claim what I believe is a fact, I say I believe this to be true due too....
"How do you know? If God created the universe as is what would man be able to do to tell the difference between an old one and a new one?"
There is a debate between Lastthursdayists and Justnowists that is equally sensible.
Originally posted by sonhouse"Where humans are SO important to a god it would have made it LOOK like the universe was billions of years old just to fool us."
So you are assuming we humans have the only intelligent (allegedly) civilization? Suppose there are many worlds like ours with intelligent folks on it. would your god be trying to fool them also?
Seems to me just another argument from the 'importance of humans' idea. Where humans are SO important to a god it would have made it LOOK like the universe was ...[text shortened]... ns but for humans of ONLY the 20th and 21st century.
Kind of a delayed joke, don't you think?
Originally posted by whodeyYour video does not present any convincing evidence for an old earth and universe. Here is a better video for you:
The age of the universe has been measured using a variety of independent technological systems, including radio-active dating, Doppler shifts in starlight, and isotropic "3 degree above zero" radiation background. The methods of these studies are totally unrelated. Therefore, an error that might have occurred in one would not appear in the others. Yet the ...[text shortened]... what the Bible has to say on the subject, watch the video I presented. People assume too much.