Originally posted by frogstompWould you be so kind as to point out specific quotations instead of just hurling around insults at random. That way you wouldn't insult your own intelligence๐
Stop insulting God's intelligence.
And stop pretending you're a christian, a Christian would never have used Paul's writings to contradict the words of the Christ like you and your cohorts here have done repeatedly.
Frankly, you are a Pauline, and Paul can't "save" you.
Originally posted by frogstompDo you have any idea how fossils are dated? ๐ด
Here's a few sites on dating fossils
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/dinosaurs/dinofossils/Fossildating.html
http://www.actionbioscience.org/evolution/benton.html
http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/archaeology/dating/
a ...[text shortened]... http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/archaeology/dating/uranium_dating.html
Originally posted by dj2beckerUranium-Thorium dating is an absolute dating technique which uses the properties of the radio-active half-life of Uranium-238 and Thorium-230. The half-life of uranium--238 is 4,470,000,000 years, that is, in that many years half of the original amount is still uranium- the other half has lost protons to form a different element which is more stable. The half-life of thorium-230 is only 75,380 years. When the amounts of uranium and thorium are compared an accurate estimation of the age of an object can be obtained.
Do you have any idea how fossils are dated? ๐ด
There are various procedures which can be used with this dating technique. Two processes are Isotope Dilution Mass Spectrometry (IDMS), Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) and IDMS-Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry (TIMS). For each process the IDMS uses an element specific resin to chemically separate the uranium and thorium and remove metals, the latest development for this process is U/teva.SPEC. For any process there must be correction for Thorium-232, the common thorium which is not radioactive. However, once the corrections are made the technique has been checked with Carbon-14 dating and has been found accurate.
Uranium-Thorium dating was first used on fossil bones in 1956, however, it had been used for dating wood before this. This dating technique has been used effectively on marine sediment, bone, wood, coral, stone and soil. One of the benefits of uranium-thorium dating is that the sample sizes can be less than 20 grams, in fact bone samples can be 3-5 grams for an accurate date
One problem with the technique is the requirements for the object to be dated- it must take up uranium-238 and no thorium, then immediately be closed off so it would not be able to take in more. This is possible especially in caves, deep water and land fall areas.
http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/archaeology/dating/uranium_dating.html
that's one way
Originally posted by dj2beckerMatthew 25
Would you be so kind as to point out specific quotations instead of just hurling around insults at random. That way you wouldn't insult your own intelligence๐
If you aren't one of the people that try to use Paul to amend that, then I can admit I wronged you here, otherwise you're a Pauline.
An apology in advance, but only if you weren't one of them.
Originally posted by frogstompDoesn't work for dino bones. This only applies IF they find rocks containing the proper minerals. There are none present in the layers the bones are found in. The fossilized bones also don't have Carbon 14, and they would not use Carbon 14 for dino bones since they are out of range. And Carbon 14 dating is only used when there is some of the original organic material.
Uranium-Thorium dating is an absolute dating technique which uses the properties of the radio-active half-life of Uranium-238 and Thorium-230. The half-life of uranium--238 is 4,470,000,000 years, that is, in that many years half of the original amount is still uranium- the other half has lost protons to form a different element which is more stable. The h ...[text shortened]... s.
http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/archaeology/dating/uranium_dating.html
that's one way
Originally posted by ColettiDid you wake just to write that ? Fossils as I recall are not bones.
Doesn't work for dino bones. This only applies IF they find rocks containing the proper minerals. There are none present in the layers the bones are found in. The fossilized bones also don't have Carbon 14, and they would not use Carbon 14 for dino bones since they are out of range. And Carbon 14 dating is only used when there is some of the original organic material.
So go back to sleep and dream of Muffin bones.
Originally posted by frogstompQuoting Paul doesn't make anyone a Pauline any more than quoting Frogstomp makes anyone a frog. ๐ด
Matthew 25
If you aren't one of the people that try to use Paul to amend that, then I can admit I wronged you here, otherwise you're a Pauline.
An apology in advance, but only if you weren't one of them.
Originally posted by dj2beckerQuoting Paul as an objection to Christ's own words doesn't make them a Christian either.
Quoting Paul doesn't make anyone a Pauline any more than quoting Frogstomp makes anyone a frog. ๐ด
A Pauline by definition is a follower of the writings of Paul.
read Matt 13 , 25 , then 7.
Try and stick to Christ's words and get your own understanding of the word of the Kingdom. My own view is just that , my own view..
Nobody, not Paul or Peter or Popes, Saints, Apostles, Grandmas , singly or in a multitude should ever be allowed to come between you and the Word of the Kingdom.
no matter how boring it is to Coletti
edit and certainly not me.
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Quoting Paul as an objection to Christ's own words doesn't make them a Christian either.
A Pauline by definition is a follower of the writings of Paul.
read Matt 13 , 25 , then 7.
Try and stick to Christ's words and get your own understanding of the word of the Kingdom. My own view is just that , my own view..
Nobody, not Paul ...[text shortened]... e Kingdom.
no matter how boring it is to Coletti
edit and certainly not me.
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Originally posted by frogstompWhat makes you think that Paul's words contradict the words of Christ?
Quoting Paul as an objection to Christ's own words doesn't make them a Christian either.
A Pauline by definition is a follower of the writings of Paul.
read Matt 13 , 25 , then 7.
Try and stick to Christ's words and get your own understanding of the word of the Kingdom. My own view is just that , my own view..
Nobody, not Paul ...[text shortened]... e Kingdom.
no matter how boring it is to Coletti
edit and certainly not me.
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