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religion is often used as a civilised justification for war, defending ones beliefs quite often ends in bloodshed. As demonstrated in this thread.

I havent killed anyone in this thread.......yet

Though I'll gladly claim I killed Charlie_C if no one else wants to claim it

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Reply #1251 Posted: February 23, 2007, 08:02:28 am

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What about light from other stars, people keep bringing that up, but you have yet to respond.




the big bang theory states that we started closer together than we are now.
the speed of light is 300,000 km a second that amounts to 9.46 million million
km a year.now if we started closer to the other galixies and then moved away
at a slower rate than the speed of light it is possible that the light was always
able to be seen or the other option is it caught up with us.

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the big bang theory states that we started closer together than we are now.
the speed of light is 300,000 km a second that amounts to 9.46 million million
km a year.now if we started closer to the other galixies and then moved away
at a slower rate than the speed of light it is possible that the light was always
able to be seen or the other option is it caught up with us.
the big bang theory doesn't include a 6000 year time line. try again.

We didn't 'start' closer to other  galaxies, the galaxies formed after big bang, which started the universe expanding (at the speed of light)

Colossal failure.

Reply #1253 Posted: February 23, 2007, 08:52:54 am

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the big bang theory states that we started closer together than we are now.
the speed of light is 300,000 km a second that amounts to 9.46 million million
km a year.now if we started closer to the other galixies and then moved away
at a slower rate than the speed of light it is possible that the light was always
able to be seen or the other option is it caught up with us.

That doesn't explain anything.

Anyway, if creationists say the Earth was only created 6000 years ago, why do they also say the universe was created 6000 years ago? The bible says nothing about the creation of the universe, only of Earth.

Reply #1254 Posted: February 23, 2007, 08:54:59 am

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Not all creationists believe the world is 6000 years old.

No scientist would presume to know anything. They would test, retest and draw some conclusive results before using those results as a basis for their work, which is exactly what was done. Are you trying to tell me that the halflife of these atoms has miraculously changed? Oh wait, you're all about the miracles.

How does a natural disaster mess with any of the elements used in radiometric dating? Care to link us to some information on this?


you can not test historical everdence.no one can test the big bang theory its historical
you can only observe the asumed affects. "for the scientist who has lived by his faith
in the power of reason,the story ends like a bad dream. he has scaled the mountains
of ignorance;he is about to conquer the highest peak;as he pulls himself over the final
rock,he is greeted by a band of theologians who have been sitting there for centuries."

this is a quote from robert jastrow talking about the beggining of the univers scientist
know as much or little as anyone.we cant go back in time to see it.

The flood buried a huge amount of carbon, which became coal, oil, etc., lowering the total 12C in the biosphere (including the atmosphere—plants regrowing after the flood absorb CO2, which is not replaced by the decay of the buried vegetation). Total 14C is also proportionately lowered at this time, but whereas no terrestrial process generates any more 12C, 14C is continually being produced, and at a rate which does not depend on carbon levels (it comes from nitrogen). Therefore, the 14C/12C ratio in plants/animals/the atmosphere before the flood had to be lower than what it is now.


If the long-age dating techniques were really objective means of finding the ages of rocks, they should work in situations where we know the age. Furthermore, different techniques should consistently agree with one another.

Geophysicist Dr John Baumgardner, part of the RATE research group,6 investigated 14C in a number of diamonds.7 There should be no 14C at all if they really were over a billion years old, yet the radiocarbon lab reported that there was over 10 times the detection limit. Thus they had a radiocarbon ‘age’ far less than a million years! Dr Baumgardner repeated this with six more alluvial diamonds from Namibia, and these had even more radiocarbon.



ther is lots more too

Reply #1255 Posted: February 23, 2007, 09:15:27 am

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That is hilarious. He watched 40 iterations, saw mutations and then decides that evolution isn't possible...


read the quote again he has never seen any new genetic information that would lead
to evolution.

Reply #1256 Posted: February 23, 2007, 09:17:45 am

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the big bang theory doesn't include a 6000 year time line. try again.

We didn't 'start' closer to other  galaxies, the galaxies formed after big bang, which started the universe expanding (at the speed of light)

Colossal failure.


Stars could not have come from the ‘big bang’
Evolutionists generally believe that stars formed by the collapse of gas clouds under gravity. This is supposed to generate the millions of degrees required for nuclear fusion.
But most clouds would be so hot that outward pressure would prevent collapse. Evolutionists must find a way for the cloud to cool down. One such mechanism might be through molecules in the cloud colliding and radiating enough of the heat away.
But according to theory, the ‘big bang’ made mainly hydrogen, with a little helium—the other elements supposedly formed inside stars. Helium can't form molecules at all, so the only molecule that could be formed would be molecular hydrogen (H2). Even this is easily destroyed by ultraviolet light, and usually needs dust grains to form—and dust grains require heavier elements. So the only coolant left is atomic hydrogen, and this would leave gas clouds over a hundred times too hot to collapse.
Abraham Loeb of Harvard’s Center for Astrophysics says: ‘The truth is that we don't understand star formation at a fundamental level.’1
Reference
Marcus Chown, ‘Let there be light’, New Scientist 157(2120):26-30, 7 February 1998.

Reply #1257 Posted: February 23, 2007, 09:19:01 am

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you can not test historical everdence.


What a completly inane statement. Archaeologists, anthropologists, geologists etc do this everyday. If you make comments like this how can anyone be expected to take any of your arguments seriously?

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Firstly, big bang is a theory for the start of the universe. if you don't beleive that stars were part of it, then don't try to use the big bang as part of your explanation to why we see stars. you've just shot down your own argument.
Secondly, have you ever read a new scientist ? they are crap. last one i read soemone was making super fuel by turning coal into a green substance and mixing it with water (like 4 years ago) is anyone using this today ? NO because it is/was BULLSHIT.

Hey why don't you astound us with the laughable decay of the speed of light?

Reply #1259 Posted: February 23, 2007, 10:01:23 am

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you can not test historical everdence.no one can test the big bang theory its historical
you can only observe the asumed affects. "for the scientist who has lived by his faith
in the power of reason,the story ends like a bad dream. he has scaled the mountains
of ignorance;he is about to conquer the highest peak;as he pulls himself over the final
rock,he is greeted by a band of theologians who have been sitting there for centuries."

this is a quote from robert jastrow talking about the beggining of the univers scientist
know as much or little as anyone.we cant go back in time to see it.

The flood buried a huge amount of carbon, which became coal, oil, etc., lowering the total 12C in the biosphere (including the atmosphere—plants regrowing after the flood absorb CO2, which is not replaced by the decay of the buried vegetation). Total 14C is also proportionately lowered at this time, but whereas no terrestrial process generates any more 12C, 14C is continually being produced, and at a rate which does not depend on carbon levels (it comes from nitrogen). Therefore, the 14C/12C ratio in plants/animals/the atmosphere before the flood had to be lower than what it is now.


If the long-age dating techniques were really objective means of finding the ages of rocks, they should work in situations where we know the age. Furthermore, different techniques should consistently agree with one another.

Geophysicist Dr John Baumgardner, part of the RATE research group,6 investigated 14C in a number of diamonds.7 There should be no 14C at all if they really were over a billion years old, yet the radiocarbon lab reported that there was over 10 times the detection limit. Thus they had a radiocarbon ‘age’ far less than a million years! Dr Baumgardner repeated this with six more alluvial diamonds from Namibia, and these had even more radiocarbon.



ther is lots more too
ANd its probably as flawed. C14 carbon dating CANNOT be used on minerals (i thought we covered this already), ie Diamonds. Dr Bumgardener is a retard.
c-14 dating 1-40,000 years.

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Radioisotopic Dating Techniques
technique range (years past) dateable items
lead 210 1 - 150 lake and ocean sediments, glacial ice
carbon 14 1 - 40,000 previously living things
uranium series 1 - 400,000 bone, teeth, coral, shells, eggs
potassium-argon 10,000 - 3 billion minerals, igneous rocks
uranium-lead 1 million - 4.5 billion minerals, igneous rocks
rubidium-strontium 60 million - 4.5 billion

Reply #1260 Posted: February 23, 2007, 10:19:45 am

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Reply #1261 Posted: February 23, 2007, 11:05:54 am

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read the quote again he has never seen any new genetic information that would lead to evolution.


Only because he is assuming that new genetic information must be completely brand new. Considering how advanced the universe is and how many million million million cell divisions have occurred, it's really not surprising that evolution has occurred. This guy might very well have watched a few hundred iterations, but by comparison to the universe, he ain't seen shit.

Anyway, if you'd actually been reading the replies, your whole "no new genetic information" idea has been blown out of the water.

Reply #1262 Posted: February 23, 2007, 12:06:50 pm

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ok to start with creationists believe the world is 6000 years old.and no dating method is reliable enough to convince me different.


ALL geologists and astronomers would disagree with that, as would cosmologists.

Lets look at things from a reasonable point of view. Lets observe things. The moon for instance. It's covered in crators. The crators appear to be caused by impacts. Basic physics here.

Earth also has crators, most of the big ones are so eroded that it's hard to tell that they are impact creators - but due the geological analysis of the rocks contained in them we have in fact identified them as being exactly that - impact crators.

http://www.solarviews.com/eng/tercrate.htm

So, all these crators/impacts really happened within a 6000 year period?

Or, did god simply create these crators in such a way to make it look like they were caused by impacts? To fool us? that crazy guy...


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the big bang theory states that we started closer together than we are now.
the speed of light is 300,000 km a second that amounts to 9.46 million million
km a year.now if we started closer to the other galixies and then moved away
at a slower rate than the speed of light it is possible that the light was always
able to be seen or the other option is it caught up with us.


Ummm... so you agree with the big bang? You realise that the BB and Genesis are incompatible. Note, it would take 300 million years for the first stars to begin form.


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you can not test historical everdence.no one can test the big bang theory its historical you can only observe the asumed affects.


All evidence is historical.


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Stars could not have come from the ‘big bang’
Evolutionists generally believe that stars formed by the collapse of gas clouds under gravity. This is supposed to generate the millions of degrees required for nuclear fusion.
But most clouds would be so hot that outward pressure would prevent collapse. Evolutionists must find a way for the cloud to cool down. One such mechanism might be through molecules in the cloud colliding and radiating enough of the heat away.
But according to theory, the ‘big bang’ made mainly hydrogen, with a little helium—the other elements supposedly formed inside stars. Helium can't form molecules at all, so the only molecule that could be formed would be molecular hydrogen (H2). Even this is easily destroyed by ultraviolet light, and usually needs dust grains to form—and dust grains require heavier elements. So the only coolant left is atomic hydrogen, and this would leave gas clouds over a hundred times too hot to collapse.
Abraham Loeb of Harvard’s Center for Astrophysics says: ‘The truth is that we don't understand star formation at a fundamental level.’1
Reference
Marcus Chown, ‘Let there be light’, New Scientist 157(2120):26-30, 7 February 1998.


ROFL!

1st - it appears in the above quote you have incorrectly inserted "evolutionist" when you actually meant to say "astrophysicist".

2nd - astrophysicists have calulated precisely how a star would form from a cloud of hydrogen. There are mathematical models which have been backed up by observation.

3rd - star formation has absolutely nothing to do with the big bang. If you have a large enough cloud of hydrogen you will get stars.

4th - I guess the Eagle Nebula where stars are forming right now is just a illusion that god put here to confuse us.

5th - can you mathematically prove the above?

Our sun is believed to be a 3rd generation star btw - that means it has been nova 2 times in the past. This is based upon the proportions of heavy elements in our solar system. So, on which days in genesis did that happen? Or is it - yet again - another one of gods crazy tricks to make us think that the universe is much older than 6000 years.

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ANd its probably as flawed. C14 carbon dating CANNOT be used on minerals (i thought we covered this already), ie Diamonds. Dr Bumgardener is a retard.
c-14 dating 1-40,000 years.


Carbon has unique properties that are essential for life on earth. Familiar to us as the black substance in charred wood, as diamonds, and the graphite in ‘lead’ pencils, carbon comes in several forms, or isotopes. One rare form has atoms that are 14 times as heavy as hydrogen atoms: carbon-14, or 14C, or radiocarbon.


sorry not true.

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I'm sorry I don't understand why you have  come to the conclusion its not true?

I absolutely agree carbon is a part of many minerals, but you cannot use carbon 14 dating on them. only on artifacts that use to be living. your description of carbon has no relevance to the carbon dating process.

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ANd its probably as flawed. C14 carbon dating CANNOT be used on minerals (i thought we covered this already), ie Diamonds. Dr Bumgardener is a retard.
c-14 dating 1-40,000 years.


Carbon has unique properties that are essential for life on earth. Familiar to us as the black substance in charred wood, as diamonds, and the graphite in ‘lead’ pencils, carbon comes in several forms, or isotopes. One rare form has atoms that are 14 times as heavy as hydrogen atoms: carbon-14, or 14C, or radiocarbon.


sorry not true.

Do you have any idea what you are on about?

Of course Diamonds contain Carbon, Diamonds are Carbon!!

What Black heart said is Carbon dating can not be used on minerals, it can only be used on previously living lifeforms.

While a creature is alive, it's natural processes keep a stable ratio of carbon to carbon 14, i.e as long as the animal is alive, it will have the same ratio. But when it dies, the carbon 14 starts to decay, by testing how much carbon has decayed, we can find out how long ago that creature died.

minerals were never alive, so we can't date them.

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Reply #1267 Posted: February 23, 2007, 08:40:26 pm

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ALL geologists and astronomers would disagree with that, as would cosmologists.

Lets look at things from a reasonable point of view. Lets observe things. The moon for instance. It's covered in crators. The crators appear to be caused by impacts. Basic physics here.

Earth also has crators, most of the big ones are so eroded that it's hard to tell that they are impact creators - but due the geological analysis of the rocks contained in them we have in fact identified them as being exactly that - impact crators.

http://www.solarviews.com/eng/tercrate.htm

So, all these crators/impacts really happened within a 6000 year period?

Or, did god simply create these crators in such a way to make it look like they were caused by impacts? To fool us? that crazy guy...


all evidence is not historical.fossil evidence is fossil evidence which leads to historical theories.

Ummm... so you agree with the big bang? You realise that the BB and Genesis are incompatible. Note, it would take 300 million years for the first stars to begin form.




All evidence is historical.




ROFL!

1st - it appears in the above quote you have incorrectly inserted "evolutionist" when you actually meant to say "astrophysicist".

2nd - astrophysicists have calulated precisely how a star would form from a cloud of hydrogen. There are mathematical models which have been backed up by observation.

3rd - star formation has absolutely nothing to do with the big bang. If you have a large enough cloud of hydrogen you will get stars.

4th - I guess the Eagle Nebula where stars are forming right now is just a illusion that god put here to confuse us.

5th - can you mathematically prove the above?

Our sun is believed to be a 3rd generation star btw - that means it has been nova 2 times in the past. This is based upon the proportions of heavy elements in our solar system. So, on which days in genesis did that happen? Or is it - yet again - another one of gods crazy tricks to make us think that the universe is much older than 6000 years.





do you know how often asteriod hi the earth? no nether why bother asking stupid questions.


The most important observation supporting the concept of an expanding universe is the ‘red shift’ of light from distant stars.
This inferred expansion cannot be observed directly, but light coming from distant galaxies seems to have longer wavelengths (i.e. gets ‘redder’) as the distance increases. This is attributed to either the Doppler effect (that the wavelengths of light are ‘stretched out’ when galaxies move away from one another) or the relativistic stretching of the space between the stars as the universe expands. The big bang theory suggests that the cosmos was originally compressed into a hot and dense ‘cosmic egg,’ and as the universe aged, it expanded.
Space does not permit a full discussion of the evidence for and against the big bang. However, many discoveries made in recent years with improved instruments and improved observational methods have repeatedly shaken this theory.5 Interpretations of the available facts in terms of currently held cosmological models very quickly lead to unresolvable inconsistencies. There is an increasing number of astronomers who raise substantial arguments against the theory.
If the universe came from a big bang, then matter should be evenly distributed. However, the universe contains an extremely uneven distribution of mass. This means that matter is concentrated into zones and planes around relatively empty regions. Two astronomers, Geller and Huchra, embarked on a measuring program expecting to find evidence to support the big bang model. By compiling large star maps, they hoped to demonstrate that matter is uniformly distributed throughout the cosmos (when a large enough scale is considered).
The more progress they made with their cartographic overview of space, the clearer it became that distant galaxies are clustered like cosmic continents beyond nearly empty reaches of space. The big bang model was strongly shaken by this discovery.
It should be added that the visible galaxies do not contain enough mass to explain the existence and distribution of these structures. But the big bang model was not discarded. Instead, the existence of a mysterious, unknown, and unseen form of matter (‘dark matter’) was postulated. Without any direct evidence for its existence, this ‘dark matter’ is supposed to be 10 times the amount of visibly observed mass.

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Do you have any idea what you are on about?

Of course Diamonds contain Carbon, Diamonds are Carbon!!

What Black heart said is Carbon dating can not be used on minerals, it can only be used on previously living lifeforms.

While a creature is alive, it's natural processes keep a stable ratio of carbon to carbon 14, i.e as long as the animal is alive, it will have the same ratio. But when it dies, the carbon 14 starts to decay, by testing how much carbon has decayed, we can find out how long ago that creature died.

minerals were never alive, so we can't date them.




of course we can as soon as the diamond is formed it starts losing carbon just like
every other thing we use it to date.

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I still don't understand where you're coming from. you are the one that used big bang to support a 6000 year old earth. Now your discrediting the big bang.

OK I will bite. I agree big bang is dubious, please select a piece of more reliable evidence to suggest the earth is 6000 years old.

Sorry, but at the moment I feel like I'm feeding the fish in the barrel to make them bigger targets, before i go get the gun.

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of course we can as soon as the diamond is formed it starts losing carbon just like
every other thing we use it to date.


diamonds are not alive. ever. hence they have not died, therefore never had a biological control of the carbon 14 level in them.

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I still don't understand where you're coming from. you are the one that used big bang to support a 6000 year old earth. Now your discrediting the big bang.

OK I will bite. I agree big bang is dubious, please select a piece of more reliable evidence to suggest the earth is 6000 years old.

Sorry, but at the moment I feel like I'm feeding the fish in the barrel to make them bigger targets, before i go get the gun.




so far people on this site have said the evolution theory is poor and that the big bang
theory is dubious what have you left.the better option would be the historical record of
our ancestors and a man who could do the impossible.

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so far people on this site have said the evolution theory is poor and that the big bang
theory is dubious what have you left.the better option would be the historical record of
our ancestors and a man who could do the impossible.


hahahah, lol

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so far people on this site have said the evolution theory is poor and that the big bang
theory is dubious what have you left.the better option would be the historical record of
our ancestors and a man who could do the impossible.


How is that better? Some parts of evolutionary theory aren't as well fleshed out as they could be, which is why scientists are constantly working on them. The big bang is not yet a fact, but at this point in time, it is THE most likely option.

And besides this, even if all these theories are wrong, that in no way lends credit to the idea of a god.

Reply #1274 Posted: February 23, 2007, 09:07:52 pm

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