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Category 5: Research and Development

Claim 1: 'The Earth is Billions of years old'

The Earth is only Thousands of years old

Well the honest answer is ‘no’ and that’s an immense problem for evolutionists. In fact there is overwhelming evidence that actually points to an earth of around 10,000 years old, as the following chapters here will reveal. Just one of the many big problems for evolutionists, is that unless the Earth is accepted as being billions of years old, giving room for the vast amount of time required for genetic mutation, natural selection and modification, then the ‘theory’ remains nothing more than another religious belief system.

Bad Dates - Dating the earth from the evidence we can assess now is very difficult because we have no benchmark or experience to draw on. So a lot of it comes down to invented theories. It might surprise you to find out that evolutionists date the earth from a combination of techniques that have been proven to be unreliable even on objects of known dates (see topic: Carbon & Radiometric Dating) so much so that when something is dated using these techniques they assess the result to see if the date 'fits in' with their evolution model. If it doesn’t they will throw it out as a 'bad date', after all wouldn’t it be another nail in the coffin of evolution if they confirmed rock beneath a dinosaur was less than 10,000 years old? (see topic: Dinosaurs & Humans co-existed on the Earth )

So are there other ways of dating the Earth that are more reliable? One might well ask. The answer is ‘yes’, although there is a lot of denial in the camp of evolution, but scientists who are not blinkered by evolution have discovered methods & calculations that confirm that the earth cannot be millions of years old, in fact they suggest it is very young! The only reason that this information is not openly accepted is because 'This would not fit in with the theory of evolution'. So what are these other methods?

Unlike radio & carbon dating, these other methods don’t generally try to prove an actual date but rather establish an absolute maximum. Here’s a brief summary of a few of the methods with links to further reading.

See also A young age for ‘ancient’ granites