To the darwinists

[spiritman]

Part 5: My Response to; "How old is the Earth"; by G. Brent Dalrymple

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New studies by the RATE group have provided evidence that radioactive decay supports a young earth. One of their studies involved the amount of helium found in granite rocks. Granite contains tiny zircon crystals, which contain radioactive uranium (238U), which decays into lead (206Pb). During this process, for each atom of 238U decaying into 206Pb, eight helium atoms are formed and migrate out of the zircons and granite rapidly.

Within the zircon9 crystals, any helium atoms generated by nuclear decay in the distant past should have long ago migrated outward and escaped from these crystals. One would expect the helium gas to eventually diffuse upward out of the ground and then disappear into the atmosphere. To everyone

[nebula]

Well, it didn't take long for this thread to leave the OP behind.

[spiritman]

Chris, I'll look at your other links I book marked and see if they bring anything new to the table if so I'll answer them.

[spiritman]

Chris, I'll look at your other links I book marked and see if they bring anything new to the table if so I'll answer them.

The article you plagiarized for your replies can be found here. I'm usually the first to complain about pedantic citing requirements for sources but what you're doing is just too over the top to ignore. You need to at least take a stab at giving credit to the original author; a link, a mention of the author's name, even a reference to the title of the original article would be nice. If you had turned something like this in as an original work to me I'd be putting the finishing touches on the enormous red "0" for your final grade. If you want to post a link put some of the relevant text in quotes and cite your source, though summarizing the main points in your own words is always preferable.

All you are doing is cut and pasting material I doubt you actually understand. For instance, if we are going by the findings of the RATE group should we also concur with them that large amounts of radioactive decay have actually occurred and that the best and simplest explanation for this evidence is a really old earth? Were you aware of this part of their findings?

1. Yes I get my information from AIG, and different other sources.

2. Is that the best you can do?

[Yall]

It seems as late as if we have more darwinists here than christians.

Why do you guys care what we believe? You made your point you disagree with us, i respect that you have that right to disagree with us, even to make your opinion known here.

But why are you still arguing with us, if neither of us will believe what the other side believe why not just call it a wash and get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?

Really? "...get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?" What is more important than a person's ideals and beliefs? If you think something you do is benifical... and you see someone else doing something that you consider harmful...it is an obligation to try to "correct" the action/view of the other person. So, battle it out and keep your mind open. There is a definite answer if you look hard enough.

[MorningGlory]

It seems as late as if we have more darwinists here than christians.

Why do you guys care what we believe? You made your point you disagree with us, i respect that you have that right to disagree with us, even to make your opinion known here.

But why are you still arguing with us, if neither of us will believe what the other side believe why not just call it a wash and get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?

Really? "...get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?" What is more important than a person's ideals and beliefs? If you think something you do is benifical... and you see someone else doing something that you consider harmful...it is an obligation to try to "correct" the action/view of the other person. So, battle it out and keep your mind open. There is a definite answer if you look hard enough.

The answer is not hard to find....it starts at Genesis 1:1.

Oh....and welcome to Worthy!

[georgedrw81]

The answer is not hard to find....it starts at Genesis 1:1.

Right

[Yall]

It seems as late as if we have more darwinists here than christians.

Why do you guys care what we believe? You made your point you disagree with us, i respect that you have that right to disagree with us, even to make your opinion known here.

But why are you still arguing with us, if neither of us will believe what the other side believe why not just call it a wash and get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?

Really? "...get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?" What is more important than a person's ideals and beliefs? If you think something you do is benifical... and you see someone else doing something that you consider harmful...it is an obligation to try to "correct" the action/view of the other person. So, battle it out and keep your mind open. There is a definite answer if you look hard enough.

The answer is not hard to find....it starts at Genesis 1:1.

Oh....and welcome to Worthy!

Thanks for the welcome! Well, I assume most people that are Darwinists would find it dificult to pick up a book and trust in all it has to say right off hand. Genesis is more like a story book than a documentary for the scientific comunity. It takes work to try to alter your set beliefs, and can be difficult. Trying to decide whether or not God exists is worth the effort though.

[MorningGlory]

It seems as late as if we have more darwinists here than christians.

Why do you guys care what we believe? You made your point you disagree with us, i respect that you have that right to disagree with us, even to make your opinion known here.

But why are you still arguing with us, if neither of us will believe what the other side believe why not just call it a wash and get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?

Really? "...get on with more important things? Why are you still so desperate for us to believe what you do?" What is more important than a person's ideals and beliefs? If you think something you do is benifical... and you see someone else doing something that you consider harmful...it is an obligation to try to "correct" the action/view of the other person. So, battle it out and keep your mind open. There is a definite answer if you look hard enough.

The answer is not hard to find....it starts at Genesis 1:1.

Oh....and welcome to Worthy!

Thanks for the welcome! Well, I assume most people that are Darwinists would find it dificult to pick up a book and trust in all it has to say right off hand. Genesis is more like a story book than a documentary for the scientific comunity. It takes work to try to alter your set beliefs, and can be difficult. Trying to decide whether or not God exists is worth the effort though.

Yes, it is; after all, your eternity is on the line. I hope you find some answers here, Yall. That's funny; I'm from Texas so I feel like I'm addressing a group!

[Yall]

Oh, I am a Christian by the way. I just don't like to sound too forward or (sadly) too many people won't listen to what I have to say.

Hey I'm from Alabama so I know what you mean. I meant for my screen name to be that way(just for fun). No im not Chinese

Edited October 13, 2009 by Yall