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Old 05-11-2005, 03:36 PM   #11
OnyxCougar
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Originally Posted by Troubleshooter
Not at all. People need a model to live by. Fictional or not is the question, not whether it was needed at one point or another.

It's just that some people eventually evolve cognitively to the point of being able to realize that and to differentiate.
Think again.

If Genesis is not literal truth, then the bible can't be trusted, sin happened before Adam and Eve, and therefore, when Jesus referred to Genesis, he was quoting an allgorial story, meaning you can't trust him either, and if he is NOT who he says was, then God isn't who he said HE was, and there is no point to three of the world's major religions.

Radiometric dating is inaccurate. The CREATOR of radiometric dating even says it is wildly inaccurate.

The Geological column does not exist anywhere but textbooks.

Scientists date layers of rock by fossils found there and date fossils by layers of rock they are found in. ??

There are evidences of a young earth that scientists can't disprove.

It all hinges on what your starting bias is.....
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