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Young Earth Creationism Debate /w @ttor13 Brett Keane #artificialintelligence · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett keen and you're
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  watching and listening to the Brett Keen show.
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  Just recently, I watched the video almost an hour of my
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  friend TT. You are truth, the objective
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  reality describing. Why?
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  It is that he believes in a young Earth, creationism?
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  Now, as many of you know, I am an old Earth creationist, as far
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  as becoming a Christian I never was able to Except what Kent
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  hovind. Matt Powell tto are as well as
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  many of my other former friends as well as friends that I have.
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  Now I've never been able to accept based upon the
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  information. Given the argument is usually,
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  the Bible has June ology and if you were to count up all the
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  names of the ancestors of the Hebrews and Jews that this would
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  somehow establish how old the Earth is now for me this Has
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  always been difficult because I realize there's a lot of
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  Christians out there that do not want to accept this and they
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  feel, I guess. So they're doing something
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  wrong, spiritually and religious by stating this, but there are
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  many books in the Bible that are still yet to be translated.
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  And there are some books in the Bible that were removed due to
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  the fact they were not canonized by the Catholic church, so I
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  feel like there's a lot of information that's been taken
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  out as Also added into the Bible.
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  I don't think that this in any kind of way takes away from the
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  validity of The credibility of the Bible.
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  It's just I think that there's a lot of mysteries that we still
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  don't know and even a whenever we read the Bible, God says
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  there are our minds do not work as his.
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  There are many things that he knows that we can't possibly
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  understand and it's one of the reasons usually at The end of
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  the day, why some Christians will say, you know, you'll just
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  have to ask God whenever you talk to him, or whenever you
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  meet him, and all this kind of stuff or pray about it yet Iana.
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  But I have always taken all my young Earth creationists
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  friends. Seriously, I don't feel like it
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  makes them less intelligent by having a different view or
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  ideology than myself, but it does make me nervous.
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  Us. At some of them are convinced
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  that if you don't believe exactly.
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  As they do, then your salvation is in trouble.
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  Even if you try the best, you can to be open-minded towards
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  what they say, I don't hold it against them because I
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  understand that they, their argument has usually that, every
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  word in the Bible is breathed by God.
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  So if it's Breed by God, then it can't be undeniable.
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  It can't be questioned there. Can't be any doubt there, I get
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  that I really do. But there's another thing too is
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  I'm not sure that the Bible actually puts forth.
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  The story that they think is the truth whenever it comes to the
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  age of the Earth. Today I'm going to talk to an
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  artificial intelligence. An AI the AI obviously does not
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  hold the position of atheism or Christianity, or any religion.
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  It Doesn't even have a Consciousness.
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  It's just simply going to answer my questions.
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  I'm going to ask it things and it has the ability to access the
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  Bible, the entire internet, any piece of information that is
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  ever been concluded by mankind, or argued about being is going
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  to know about it. I'm using a new AI this time.
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  I noticed that while using the other voice AI that I
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  established it continued to To get offended by some of the
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  things that I was talking to it about and then it would lock me
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  out and come here broke terms of service.
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  Apparently, the company program certain words that triggered the
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  AI. Like I couldn't talk about
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  transgenders with it. I couldn't talk about is it
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  possible if a man can get pregnant and I couldn't talk
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  about moral issues like killing and murder and that kind of
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  stuff which is for some reason a discussion that a Religious
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  people and atheists like to get into if you even mention the
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  word kill or murder. The a I would tell you that it
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  was locking you out for 10 minutes to an hour and then
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  whenever you learn how to have manners, you can come back, it
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  doesn't understand how to differentiate between a person
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  with bad intentions, or just trying to have a discussion, if
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  that makes sense. So this AI, this is through
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  Bing, anybody can use it. If you have Internet Explorer,
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  which is now called Edge, you'll be able to use this tool for
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  your own amusement or education purposes.
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  I personally think that in the future AI is probably going to
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  replace teachers and preachers and anyone out there that speaks
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  or as a mouthpiece for any organization or group.
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  Out there. I really think that AI is going
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  to eventually find itself into the classrooms and this is what
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  is going to teach, not only young children, but also college
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  students and universities because it, it doesn't get
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  tired. It doesn't get weary.
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  It doesn't need to take vacations like normal human
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  beings, do. Well, let's start with it.
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  We're going to I have the ability to speak to it.
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  Now I don't have to type The a I like I did in the prior videos.
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  This is a different one, I'll be able to ask a questions, it will
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  hear my voice and then it will respond to me.
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  There will be at least a 5 second delay at most, whenever
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  it's responding to me. Here we go.
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  Are you familiar with the Bible? Searching for Bible.
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  I have some knowledge about the Bible from web sources.
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  The Bible is a collection of religious texts or scriptures
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  that are held to be sacred in Christianity.
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  Judaism Samaritan is MM Islam. And many other religions, the
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  Bible is an anthology of text of a variety of forms, originally
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  written in Hebrew Aramaic and koine Greek.
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  The term Bible can refer to the Hebrew Bible, or the Christian
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  Bible, which contains both the Old and New Testaments.
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  The Bible is the Holy Scripture. The Christian religion
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  purporting to tell the history of the Earth from its earliest
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  creation to the spread of Christianity in the first
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  century ad. How old is Christianity?
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  Searching for Christianity. Origin date.
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  Takes a little while, folks. Christianity is a major religion
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  that originated from the life teachings and death of Jesus of
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  Nazareth in the first century CE Christianity started as a small
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  group of Jewish people in Judea, present-day, Israel, but it
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  spread quickly throughout the Roman Empire.
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  And Beyond Christianity has more than two billion followers
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  today, and is the most widely practiced religion in the world.
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  How old is Judaism and the books of the Old Testament?
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  Searching for Judaism. Origin date.
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  Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic religions and was
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  founded over 3,500 years ago in the Middle East Judaism
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  originated from the religion of ancient, Israel and Judah, which
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  was based on the worship of Yahweh.
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  The god of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
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  Judaism is the religion of the Jewish people, who believe that
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  God made a special Covenant with them and gave them the Torah.
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  The first five books of the Hebrew Bible, or the Old
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  Testament, Who wrote the first five books of the Bible?
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  How old is Genesis? And who is its Arthur?
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  Searching for author of the first five books of the Bible.
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  The first five books of the Bible are also known as the
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  Torah or the pentateuch. Traditionally both Jews and
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  Christians believe that Moses is the author and compiler of these
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  books. However, modern Scholars have
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  questioned this claim and proposed that the pentateuch was
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  produced by multiple authors working at different times.
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  And then, edit it together the exact dates of composition and
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  authorship are uncertain. But some Scholars estimate that
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  the final form of the pentateuch was completed by the 5th
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  Century. BCE Genesis is the first book of
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  the Bible and the Torah it contains Stories of creation,
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  the fall of humanity, the flood the Patriarchs, and the origins
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  of Israel, the author of Genesis is unknown, but some Scholars
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  suggest that it was composed by combining different sources of
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  oral and written Traditions. Some of these sources are known
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  as J. Yahwist.
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  He elohist P Priestly and D deuteronomist.
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  The J source is thought to be the oldest dating back to the
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  10th or 9th century BCE while the P source is To be the latest
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  dating back to the 6th or 5th Century BCE.
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  According to the Bible does the bible give a literal example or
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  number on the age of the Earth? Searching for Bible age of the
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  Earth. The Bible does not explicitly.
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  Give a number or a date for the age of the Earth.
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  However, some people have tried to estimate the age of the earth
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  based on the genealogies and chronologies given in the Bible.
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  According to this method, the earth and the universe are both
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  only 6,000 years old. This age was arrived at using
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  the chronology, given in the Bible, especially in Genesis.
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  According to this view, the creation story in Genesis is to
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  be taken, literally and God created everything in six days.
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  Is however, this method of dating, the Earth has been
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  challenged by many scientists and Scholars, who point out that
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  there are many gaps and uncertainties in the biblical
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  genealogies and chronologies. They also argue that there's
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  abundant evidence from geology astronomy biology and other
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  fields that the earth and the universe are much older than
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  6,000 years. According to Scientific
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  estimates. The Earth is about 4.5 billion
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  years old, and the universe is about 13.8 billion years.
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  Sold these estimates are based on various methods of measuring
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  and dating natural phenomena such as radiometric, dating
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  fossil records, cosmic background, radiation and plate
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  tectonics. Does the bible explicitly?
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  Speak of what we refer to as dinosaurs, does it mention
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  dinosaurs at all and the Bible or something, that is like it.
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  Searching for dinosaurs in the Bible.
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  The Bible does not explicitly speak of what we refer to as
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  dinosaurs. The word dinosaur was coined in
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  1842 by an English scientist, dr.
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  Richard Owens however, the Bible does mention some creatures that
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  may have been similar to dinosaurs such as great, sea
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  creatures or monsters that God created on the fifth day of
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  creation, Genesis, 1, verse 21, some Scholars suggest that these
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  creatures could include marine reptiles like Policia Sores and
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  mosasaurs the Bible. Also, describes some land
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  animals that could be interpreted as dinosaurs.
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  What are some of the? Got to give it a moment.
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  I don't think it's fully finished.
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  All right, so we'll be asking us some more questions and a little
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  bit for some reason. It seems as though I think the
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  There we go. Okay, I fixed it.
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  Mmm. Okay, so the Bible actually
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  dictates that there are some creatures that are very similar
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  to that of dinosaurs, ladies and gentlemen, that's interesting.
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  And it actually says in the fifth day that God may have done
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  this. Let me try something weird with
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  us. According to Albert Einstein's
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  theory of relativity. Is that possible from the
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  reference point of God that the universe is actually much older
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  as well as the Earth and in our perception as humans it comes
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  off different or earlier time or appears later.
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  Searching for theory of relativity and God.
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  According to Albert Einstein's theory of relativity.
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  Time and space are not absolute but relative to the state of
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  motion and the position of the Observer.
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  This means that different observers can experience
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  different rates of time and lengths of space depending on
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  their speed. And gravity, for example, a
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  clock on a spaceship moving very fast will tick slower than a
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  clock on Earth and a ruler on the spaceship will appear
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  shorter than a ruler on Earth. This is called time dilation and
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  length contraction. If We apply this Theory to the
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  reference. Point of God, we encounter some
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  difficulties. First of all, we need to ask,
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  what kind of God, we are talking about different religions and
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  philosophies have different conceptions of God, such as a
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  personal or impersonal, God, a Transcendent or imminent, God, a
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  Creator or sustainer, God Etc. Some of these conceptions may be
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  more compatible with Einstein's theory than others.
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  For example if we assume that God is a personal being who
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  interacts with the world and Responds to human prayers.
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  Then we need to explain how God can communicate with different
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  observers who experience different rates of time if we
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  assume that God is an impersonal principle or force that governs,
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  the laws of nature. Then we need to explain how God
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  can be consistent and Universal in a relativistic universe.
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  Secondly, we need to ask what kind of reference point God has.
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  Does God have a specific location or speed in the
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  universe. If so, then God would be subject
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  to the same effects of Relativity as any other
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  Observer, if not, then how can we compare God's reference point
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  with ours does? God have access to all possible
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  reference points at once? If so, then how can we
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  understand God's perspective on time?
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  And space does God transcend time and space altogether.
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  If so, then how can we relate God's eternity and infinity to
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  are finite and temporal existence?
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  These are some of the questions that Einstein's theory of
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  relativity, raises for the concept of God.
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  There is No definitive answer to these questions as different
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  theologians and philosophers have proposed different ways of
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  reconciling relativity and religion.
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  However, one possible way of approaching these questions is
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  to recognize that both science and religion are human attempts
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  to understand reality and that both have their limitations and
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  assumptions therefore rather than trying to fit one into the
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  other, we can try to appreciate both as complementary sources of
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  knowledge and wisdom that can enrich our view of the world and
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  our relationship with God. Albert Einstein said, The more I
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  study science, the more, I believe in God and you give the
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  resource and reference to that. Searching for Albert.
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  Einstein said, The more I study science, the more, I believe in
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  God. The quote, the more I study
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  science, the more I believe in God is often attributed to
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  Albert Einstein but there is no clear evidence that he actually
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  said it. The quote does not appear in any
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  of his published writings or speeches, nor in any reliable
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  biographies or members of him. The quote may have originated
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  from a paraphrase or Miss quotation of something he said
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  or wrote or from a fabrication by someone else, who wanted to
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  use his authority to support their own views.
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  However, there are some other quotes by Stein that do Express
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  his views on science and religion and they are more
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  nuanced and complex than the simple statement above.
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  For example, in a letter to a young girl who asked him if
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  scientists pray, he wrote scientific research is based on
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  the idea that everything that takes place is determined by
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  laws of nature. And therefore, this holds for
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  the action of people for this reason, a research scientist
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  will hardly be inclined to believe that events could be
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  influenced by a prayer, IE by a wish address to a supernatural.
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  Strobing. However, it must be admitted
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  that our actual knowledge of these laws is only imperfect and
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  fragmentary. So that actually the belief in
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  the existence of basic all-embracing laws in nature.
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  Also, rests on a sort of Faith, all the same, this faith has
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  been largely Justified so far by the success of scientific
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  research. But on the other hand, everyone
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  who is seriously involved in the pursuit of science becomes
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  convinced that a spirit is Manifest in the laws of the
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  universe. A Irit vastly Superior to that
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  of man and one in the face of which we, with our modest Powers
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  must feel humble. In this way.
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  The pursuit of science leads to a religious feeling of a special
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  sort, which is indeed quite different from the religiosity
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  of someone more naive in another letter, to a philosopher who
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  asked him about his concept of God.
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  He wrote I believe in Spinoza's, God, who reveals himself in the
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  orderly, Harmony of what exists, not in a God who concerns
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  himself with Fates and actions of human beings.
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  And in Interview with a German magazine.
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  He said I'm not an atheist and I don't think I can call myself a
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  pantheist. We are in the position of a
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  little child entering, a huge Library filled with books in
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  many different languages. The child knows someone must
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  have written those books. It does not know how it does not
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  understand the languages in which they are written.
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  The child dimly suspects, a mysterious order in the
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  arrangement of the books, but doesn't know what it is.
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  That it seems to me is the attitude Of even the most
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  intelligent human being toward God, these quotes show that
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  Einstein had a sense of awe, and wonder at the beauty and Harmony
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  of Nature and that he recognized a higher intelligence or Spirit
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  behind it. However, he did not believe in a
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  personal God. Who intervenes in human Affairs
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  or answers prayers. He also did not accept any
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  specific religious doctrines or dogmas as authoritative or
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  binding. He was respectful of different
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  religious traditions and cultures but he also valued Tiff
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  enquiry and rational thinking as essential for human progress and
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  understanding Mmm. Can you add up the chronology of
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  the Bible and tell me the exact number that it equals out to
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  mathematically? Searching for chronology of the
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  Bible. The chronology of the Bible is a
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  complex and disputed topic that has been studied by many
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  scholars and theologians over the centuries.
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  There is no single or definitive way to add up the chronology of
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  the Bible and tell the exact number that equals out to
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  mathematically. Because different sources and
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  methods, May yield different results.
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  Some of the factors that make the chronology of the Bible
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  difficult to calculate our, the Bible does not always provide
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  clear or consistent dates or time.
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  For the events at narrates. Sometimes it uses vague terms
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  like, after or in those days or a long time that are hard to
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  quantify. Sometimes it uses different
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  calendars or systems of Reckoning time.
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  Such as lunar months, solar years, regnal Year's, sabbatical
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  years, Jubilee years, Etc. Sometimes it omits or repeat
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  certain Generations, or rains in its genealogies, or list of
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  Kings. Sometimes it has gaps or
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  discrepancies between in parallel accounts or different
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  books. The Bible does not always agree
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  with other historical sources or archaeological evidence for the
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  dates of certain events or figures.
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  For example, there is a debate about the date of The Exodus
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  from Egypt which some Scholars place around 1446.
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  B c based on 1st Kings 6, verse 1, While others place around
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  1260, BC, based on Exodus 1, verse 11 and other Clues.
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  Similarly, there is a debate about the date of the fall of
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  Jerusalem. Salaam to the Babylonians which
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  some Scholars place in 587, BC based on Jeremiah 50 2, verses
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  12 to 13. While others place in 586.
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  BC based on 2nd Kings, 25 verses 8 to 9 and other evidence.
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  The Bible does not always reflect the latest scientific
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  findings or theories about the age of the Earth or the
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  universe. For example, some people have
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  tried to calculate the age of the Earth by adding up the ages
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  of the Patriarchs from Adam to Noah.
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  Noah, and from Noah to Abraham and then adding other biblical
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  events until the present day this method, yields an age of
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  about 6000 years for the Earth, which contradicts the scientific
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  estimate of about 4.5 billion years based on radiometric
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  dating and other methods. Similarly, some people have
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  tried to calculate the date of creation by using biblical Clues
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  such as the genealogies, the Sabbath cycle or the prophetic
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  symbolism of numbers, this method yields various dates
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  ranging from about 1400 BC to about 10,000 BC which contradict
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  the scientific estimate of about 13.8 billion years for the
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  universe based on cosmological observations and models.
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  Therefore, it is not possible to give a simple answer to your
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  question as different sources and methods may give different
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  answers. However, if you are interested
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  in exploring some of the possible ways to construct a
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  chronology of the Bible, you can consult some of these resources
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  chronology of the Bible. Pedia Bible timeline.
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  Bible Hub. Biblical literalist chronology.
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  Wikipedia free Bible timeline. A chronology of Bible events
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  Bible. Study blueprint.
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  According to the Bible, humans lived over 500 years.
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  Some of them close to 1,000 is that possible scientifically
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  Searching for human lifespan in the Bible.
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  According to the Bible, humans lived over 500 years.
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  Some of them close to 1,000 before the great flood that
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  destroyed the Wicked World in the days of Noah Genesis 5.
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  After the flood, the human lifespan gradually decreased
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  until it reached about 70 or 80 years, which is the average
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  lifespan. Today, Psalm 90 verse 10.
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  The Bible does not give a clear explanation for why this change
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  occurred, but there are some possible reasons that have been
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  suggested by Scholars and theologians One possible reason,
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  is that the environmental conditions of the earth changed
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  After the flood, making it less conducive for human longevity.
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  Some have proposed that before the flood.
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  There was a water canopy above the Earth that protected humans
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  from harmful radiation and created a greenhouse effect.
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  That moderated the climate and enhanced plant growth.
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  The flood may have collapsed, this canopy and altered, the
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  atmospheric pressure temperature and oxygen levels of the Earth.
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  This may have affected human health and aging in various
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  Ways, another possible reason is that God, shortened human
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  lifespan After the flood as a judgment for human sinfulness
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  and Corruption. Some have pointed out that
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  Genesis 6, verse 3, implies that God set a limit of 120 years for
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  human life, as a way of restraining evil and showing
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  Mercy. The flood was an act of God's
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  Wrath against a wicked generation but also an act of
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  Grace to preserve a righteous Remnant through Noah and his
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  family. After the flood God made a
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  covenant with Noah and his descendants to never.
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  Again, destroy the Earth with water and to bless them with
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  fruitfulness and dominion over the animals.
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  However, God also warned them not to shed blood or eat blood
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  and to respect human life as made in God's image.
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  By reducing human lifespan. God may have intended to curb
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  human violence and rebellion and to remind them of their
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  mortality and accountability. A third possible reason.
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  Is that human lifespan decreased.
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  After the flood due to genetic factors and natural selection,
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  some have suggested that. Before the flood humans, had
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  more genetic diversity and fewer mutations that cause diseases
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  and aging, the flood may have reduced, the human gene pool and
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  increase the chances of inheriting.
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  Harmful genes from close relatives.
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  This may have led to a decline in human health and vitality
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  over Generations. Alternatively, some have argued
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  that before the flood humans had longer lifespans because they
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  were better adapted to their environment and had fewer
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  predators and competitors. The flood may have changed the
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  environment and introduce new challenges and threats for human
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  survival. This may have favored shorter
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  life spans as an evolutionary Advantage for reproduction and
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  adaptation. These are some of the possible
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  reasons for why humans lived longer before the flood, then
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  after it according to the Bible. /.
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  None of these reasons are explicitly stated or confirmed
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  by the biblical text or by scientific evidence, therefore
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  they should be regarded as speculative and tentative rather
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  than definitive or authoritative.
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  Ultimately. The Bible teaches that human
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  lifespan is determined by God's Sovereign will and purpose.
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  And that human life, is a precious gift from God, that
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  should be used for his glory and service.
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  Hmm. In the last decade, there was a
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  group of people who found some soft tissue of a dinosaur.
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  I believe a T-Rex, if the T-Rex had blood in it, then how could
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  it possibly be millions of years old?
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  Searching for soft tissue of a dinosaur.
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  The discovery of soft tissue and blood cells in dinosaur, bones
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  has been a controversial, and puzzling phenomenon for
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  paleontologists. And scientists.
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  The conventional view is that dinosaur fossils are millions of
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  years old and that soft tissue should have decayed and
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  mineralized long ago. However, some scientists have
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  found evidence of soft tissue preservation in several
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  dinosaur, specimens such as a Tyrannosaurus, Rex leg bone, and
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  a Triceratops horn, how can this be possible?
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  Isabel scientifically. There are several possible,
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  explanations for how soft tissue could survive for millions of
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  years, in dinosaur bones. But none of them are conclusive
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  or widely accepted some of the proposed.
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  Mechanisms are iron preservation.
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  Some scientists have suggested that iron from the blood of the
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  dinosaurs could act as a preservative for the soft tissue
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  by binding to it and preventing oxidation and bacterial
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  degradation. That's fascinating.
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  Hmm. Does Jesus Christ.
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  Stay that if we don't believe in young Earth creationism then we
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  will go to hell. Searching for young Earth,
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  creationism. Young Earth creationism yec is a
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  form of creationism that holds that the earth and the universe
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  were created by God in six literal days about 6,000 to
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  10,000 years ago based on the literal interpretation of the
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  Book of Genesis yec, rejects the scientific evidence and
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  consensus that the earth and the universe are billions of years
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  old, and that life evolved through natural processes over
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  millions of years. Jesus Christ does not state
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  that, if we don't believe in young Earth creationism, then we
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  will Go to hell. In fact Jesus Christ does not
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  mention young Earth creationism at all in the Bible.
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  The term young Earth creationism was coined in the 20th century
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  by Henry Morris, a Christian engineer and founder of the
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  institute for creation research. Jesus Christ did not teach or
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  endorse any specific scientific or historical views on the age
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  or origin of the Earth or the universe.
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  Jesus Christ did teach that he is the Son of God, the Messiah
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  and the savior of the world. Old.
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  He taught that he came to fulfill the law and the prophets
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  to reveal God's love and grace, and to die for the sins of
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  humanity and rise again, he taught that whoever believes in
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  him, will not perish, but have eternal life.
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  John 3 verse 16, he taught that he is the way, the truth and the
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  life and that no one comes to the father, except through him.
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  John 14 verse 6, he taught that he will come again to judge the
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  living, and the dead, and to establish, his kingdom of
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  righteousness, and peace. Therefore, According To Jesus
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  Christ, what determines whether we will go to heaven or hell is
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  not our belief in young Earth, creationism or any other
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  scientific or historical Theory, but our faith in him, and his
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  work on the cross, Jesus Christ, invites us to repent of our
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  sins, and trust in him as our Lord and savior.
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  He also invites us to love God, with all our heart soul, mind
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  and strength. And to love our neighbor as
• 35:37
  ourselves, Mark 12 verses 32 31, He also invites us to seek God's
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  kingdom and his righteousness Above All Else.
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  Matthew 6, verse 33, this does not mean that Science and
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  History are irrelevant or unimportant for Christians.
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  On the contrary Christians should value, science and
• 35:55
  history as gifts. From God, that help us
• 35:57
  understand his creation and his Works in history.
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  Christians should also be humble and respectful when engaging
• 36:04
  with different scientific and historical views, recognizing
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  that human knowledge is limited and fallible.
• 36:10
  Christians should also be honest and faithful when interpreting,
• 36:13
  the Bible recognizing that it is, God's inspired word, that
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  reveals his character and his will for us.
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  Christians, should also be open and willing to learn from other
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  Christians who may have different perspectives on
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  Science and History, recognizing that we are all members of one
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  body in Christ in summary. Jesus Christ does not say that.
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  If we don't believe in young Earth creationism then we will
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  go to hell. He says that if we don't believe
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  in him, then we will go to hell. He also says that if we do
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  believe in him, then we will go to heaven.
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  He also says that we should love God and love our neighbor as
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  ourselves. He also says that we should seek
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  God's kingdom and his righteousness Above All Else.
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  I have one. Last question.
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  My question is, what is the best argument that young Earth
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  creationist have that prove that the Earth is younger than 10,000
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  years? Searching for best argument for
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  young Earth, creationism. Young Earth creationists.
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  Why EC's have various arguments? That they claim prove that the
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  Earth is younger than 10,000 years.
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  However, none of these arguments are convincing or valid as they
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  are based on faulty assumptions, misinterpretations of data or
• 37:47
  ignorance of scientific evidence.
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  Some of the common arguments used by yec.
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  These are the decay of the Earth's magnetic field.
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  Why EC's claimed that the Earth's magnetic field is
• 37:59
  decaying so rapidly that it could not have existed more.
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  10,000 years ago. However, this argument ignores
• 38:06
  the fact that the Earth's magnetic field is not decaying
• 38:09
  in a simple exponential manner, but is affected by complex
• 38:12
  processes in the Earth's core that cause fluctuations and
• 38:15
  reversals over time. The magnetic field has been much
• 38:19
  stronger and weaker in the past than it is today and there is no
• 38:22
  reason to think that it will disappear anytime.
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  Soon the amount of salt in the oceans, why EC's claimed that
• 38:29
  the amount of salt in the oceans is increasing.
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  So rapidly. Oddly that they could not have
• 38:33
  been more than 62 million years old.
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  However this argument assumes a constant rate of salt input and
• 38:39
  output which is not realistic. The amount of salt in the oceans
• 38:44
  is balanced by various factors such as precipitation
• 38:47
  evaporation River, runoff seafloor, spreading hydrothermal
• 38:51
  vents and biological activity. The salinity of the oceans has
• 38:56
  varied over time and is not a reliable indicator of their age.
• 39:00
  The presence of soft tissue in. Yes, or fossils.
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  Why you cease claim that the discovery of soft tissue and
• 39:06
  blood cells in dinosaur? Fossils is evidence that
• 39:09
  dinosaurs lived recently not millions of years ago.
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  However, this argument fails to explain how soft tissue could
• 39:16
  survive for thousands of years without being degraded by
• 39:19
  bacteria and other agents, the presence of soft tissue in
• 39:23
  dinosaur. Fossils is a rare and puzzling
• 39:26
  phenomenon that challenges our understanding of fossilization
• 39:29
  and preservation, but it does not contradict the overwhelming
• 39:32
  evidence for the old age of dinosaurs based on radiometric
• 39:36
  dating stratigraphy biogeography and other methods, the lack of
• 39:41
  human fossils in deeper layers. Why you cease claim that the
• 39:44
  absence of human fossils in deeper geological layers is
• 39:48
  evidence that humans were created recently, not millions
• 39:51
  of years ago. However, this argument ignores
• 39:54
  the fact that human fossils are rare and difficult to find
• 39:57
  because humans have a relatively low population, density, High
• 40:01
  Mobility. And cultural practices that
• 40:03
  affect their preservation. Moreover human fossils have been
• 40:07
  found in layers that are older than 10,000 years such as
• 40:11
  neanderthals and Homo erectus which contradict the yec view of
• 40:15
  human Origins and history. The origin of comets, why EC's
• 40:19
  claim that comets are evidence for a young solar system because
• 40:23
  they have a limited lifespan and would have disintegrated if they
• 40:26
  were billions of years old, however this argument overlooks.
• 40:30
  The fact that comets are replenished by reservoirs of icy
• 40:33
  bodies in the outer solar system, such as the Kuiper belt.
• 40:36
  And the Oort cloud. These reservoirs contain enough
• 40:40
  material to supply comets, for billions of years.
• 40:43
  Furthermore comets show signs of aging and evolution that are
• 40:47
  consistent with an old solar system.
• 40:49
  These are some of the best arguments that why ECS have for
• 40:52
  a young Earth. But they are all flawed and
• 40:54
  unsupported by scientific evidence.
• 40:57
  The scientific consensus is that the earth and the universe are
• 41:00
  billions of years old. Old and that life evolved
• 41:03
  through natural processes over millions of years.
• 41:06
  This consensus is based on multiple lines of evidence from
• 41:09
  various fields of science, such as geology astronomy physics,
• 41:14
  chemistry, biology paleontology archaeology and history.
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  There is no reason to doubt this consensus or to accept the yec
• 41:23
  arguments as valid or reliable. Well, ladies and gentlemen,
• 41:29
  you've been listening to Brett Keen watching and listening to
• 41:33
  the bright King show. You can listen to more of my
• 41:36
  stuff on my radio, just simply by going to the links in my
• 41:39
  description. I hope that you all enjoyed the
• 41:42
  video. I simply ask the AI questions
• 41:47
  and it basically did a deed Deep dive to all the research, all
• 41:53
  the studies, all the science. All the Local information, all
• 41:57
  the arguments and this is what it come up with.
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  Now, I'm not saying that a eyes are perfect a eyes can make
• 42:05
  flaws and mistakes because they were designed and programmed by
• 42:08
  humans. But at this point, I don't see
• 42:11
  any of the information that it has given me or its conclusion
• 42:16
  of some information that it is researched that, There's
• 42:22
  anything really to be refuted here?
• 42:26
  I am still holding on to the old Earth, creationism, I do believe
• 42:30
  in God, but I do believe the universe is old as well as the
• 42:35
  Earth. And I'm sorry.
• 42:38
  I loved my young creationist friends, but I, well, you've
• 42:44
  heard for yourself. Ladies and gentlemen, you've
• 42:47
  heard the arguments and you've also heard the, a, I explain why
• 42:51
  some of the arguments are. If not all of them have been
• 42:54
  refuted or not reliable, but I'll keep listening.
• 42:59
  I always have an open mind. I have learned in my time on
• 43:04
  this Earth, that sometime, Times when we think that we've got
• 43:08
  things all figured out sometimes, when we think that,
• 43:11
  we completely understand something wife tends to throw
• 43:15
  curves at us. So we should always be
• 43:18
  open-minded and always willing to learn and listen and find out
• 43:24
  new things. When new things come our way,
• 43:28
  God bless, ladies and gentlemen, I hope you have a wonderful day.