Oh I wasn't talking about the bible when i said real scientific evidence. I was talking about how every geologic clock points to creation.
You are confusing two things. Creation and the geologic "clock" are not incompatible with each other. Many people who believe in creation also understand geology; some to a great extent. Since you continue on about C14, I assume you are talking about Young Earth Creationism (YEC). YECs unfortunately have a poor grasp of geology... that or they willfully create explanations to fit their young earth, because to them, a young earth belief and scientific geology are incompatible.
Old Earth Creationists (OEC) have a proper understanding of how the earth's geology was created, as well as a sufficient grasp of the order that life appeared. I say sufficient, because while they are in agreement with the general scientific community on the time frames and grand scheme order, they differ in the catalyst for such order.
Here's a great article from a former YEC who was thrown under the bus when he awoke to reality: http://www.oldearth.org/whyileft.htm
Oh and if u say "oh u moron what about carbon 14" carbon 14 is not accurate. It once dated a living mollusk at 2300 years old, a mortar known to be less than eight hundred years old as 7370 years old, and fresh seal skins at 1300. Oh I can tell that it is perfectly accurate.
No, I am not going to call you a moron. I do think, however, that you have bought into the words of some fraudulent morons. Your quotes tell me so.
First off, read a post I wrote some time ago: http://www.celtic-heroes.com/forum/view ... 00#p344400
I removed it for a while, but since C14 dating has come back into the thread, I have restored it. When you finish reading that, come back. I am not going to go through the info again, other than to recap or expand upon, so it is important you read that first.
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Right, so I mentioned in that post some of the very things you are trying to use in your post as evidence against C14 dating. The examples are garbage, sorry to say. First off, something has to be dead for a time before C14 dating can work. A living organism will of course give a false reading, because C14 is still being replenished.
Your mollusks example has a double problem, because a) it is still alive, and b) shellfish don't get all of their carbon from the atmosphere; they pull a fair amount of "old carbon" from other sources.
I'm not sure what you mean by "a mortar." Are you talking about the weapon? The building product? A cooking preparation utensil? No matter which, it is going to have problems. 1) C14 can date things that were once alive. All mortars that I can think of are not related to living mater. 2.) C14 dating is not accurate for anything less than about 500 years because of man made problems. The only exception I can think of is dating some wood bits or straw used as an ingredient in the building material called mortar. In this case there is a third problem: how do you know that the ingredient was contemporary to the mortar?
[note] : Through some digging, I am fairly confident that I have tracked down your source (again, this is why references are so important... I shouldn't have to dig; I should be pointed to your source). It looks to be a classic case of quote mining, but I will deal with it in another post ... what I believe to be your source is also vague... intentionally, I suspect. [/note]
Many things could alter the decay of carbon 14 such as atmospheric pollution, solar activity, cosmic radiation, and meteors or large cosmic bodies falling to earth.
No. Many things can alter the production of C14, but not the decay. I mention that in the post I linked above; the half life of C14 is a proven "constant." I place that in quotations because half lives are averages... no single molecule can be said to have a half life.
Im also talking about evidence like the fossil record which goes against evolution. Do u realize that no transitionary form has ever been found? (I mean something that instead of having either scales or feathers had something between the two or something like that).
Since you are making a reference to bird evolution, let's consider that.
First and foremost, the biggest problem is that you are comparing modern birds with modern reptiles and asking for a link. Evolution doesn't work that way. We find several dead ends (creatures that could have gone somewhere, but didn't) as well as several blurs. Evolution also is about branches. Comparing a pelican to an iguana isn't very meaningful, because they have both gone through various changes on their path to modernity.
We need to look at when various lifeforms branched off.
I know that YEC proponents often say there are no transitions, but it simply isn't true. There are are several examples of what you say doesn't exist. I am sure you are aware of Archaeopteryx. It is considered an intermediate between theropods and birds. YECs dismiss its relevance, saying it is simply a bird, though I can't see how they justify that since it has several transitionary traits.
More that that creature, however, there is a plethora of evidence for several dinosaurs having feathers or protofeathers. This is where the branches are really interesting. It shows us that birds didn't develop feathers and thus become birds; it means that there were several feathered dinosaurs, and some of those developed into birds. Others died off.
The scale feather fiasco isn't an issue from a technical standpoint, because scales and feathers develop from the same cells (I admit that I don't fully remember at this point if it is a cell or otherwise); some lived on, some did not. Many early feathers were not used for flight, but rather for warmth (much like a penguin today).
We also see some dinosaur branches that have scale/feather duo exoskins (think of feather quills without the plume, like quills coming out of scales), such as Sinosauropteryx, that exhibit what you say does not exist. The question really shouldn't be how did birds get their feathers, but rather why did modern reptile branches lose theirs?
But it sounds like all this evidence is not enough. What are you looking for? ..... some sore of creature that exhibits both scales AND feathers? Would such a creature make you happy?
If that is the case, look out your window. The majority of modern birds have both: feathers on the body and wings, and scales on the legs and feet. The bigger the bird, the more pronounced the scales. Here is an ostrich foot for you to look at: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... h_Foot.jpg Again, scales and feathers follow the same development and make up. These scales are a left over trait of their past, and I don't think it would be hard to defend that birds represent a living intermediary.
Another thing i noticed is that evolution teaches that as things got older they evolved into something better.
Where did you "notice" this? Evolution does not state that at all. Evolution does not say that things get better. What it does say is that natural selection comes about from certain forms being better suited to their particular environments... but that does not equate to better itself. Given a different environment, the lifeform might not be well suited at all.
Well, I've noticed something. Usually over time things get worse not better. If you take a shiny new office building and just leave it to sit, it will eventually fall down.
What a foolish example. You are trying to compare the slow decline of one building against the evolution of species through successive generations and millions of years!?
If you are going to use one building, then you should compare it against the life of one lifeform. Take a building and a kitten, for example. Erect the building the same year as the kitten is born, and tell me how they each look in 30 years. I'll tell you. The building will be a bit beaten up, and the kitten will have downgraded to death and decomposition.
Oddly enough, while your particular example is rubbish, it isn't too far from a good example. If you want to understand evolution, you can think about the evolution of building design since the dawn of man. As we learn more about construction and architecture, we are able to build better and better buildings.
This is also why your Henry Morris numbers are garbage. The odds he comes up with are probably accurate, numerically speaking... but they are akin to the odds of an Iron Age man in a round house being able to build a skyscraper. Impossible. Evolution, like technology, is cumulative. I'm sure you would agree that it isn't impossible to build a skyscraper today.
This is called the law of entropy(aka the 2nd law of thermodynamics which if u dnt know is one of the laws of science that is least disputed. So if this law of science, emphasis on science says that evolution is not possible because things, left to themselves, in natural conditions, get worse then how can evolution be true?). Also the most important laws of science, the laws of thermodynamics, are actually predicted in scripture. If u want me to tell u chapter and verse i can. If u dnt know what the laws if thermodynamics is, then u can ask me that too.
I'll let one of your own talk about the above. This is from a YEC article entitled "Arguments we think creationists should NOT use." You should look it up... A lot of your "arguments" are things YEC organizations tell its people to avoid.
This law says that the entropy (‘disorder’) of the Universe increases over time, and some have thought that this was the result of the Curse. However, disorder isn’t always harmful. An obvious example is digestion, breaking down large complex food molecules into their simple building blocks. Another is friction, which turns ordered mechanical energy into disordered heat—otherwise Adam and Eve would have slipped as they walked with God in Eden! A less obvious example to laymen might be the sun heating the Earth—to a physical chemist, heat transfer from a hot object to a cold one is the classic case of the Second Law in action. Also, breathing is based on another classic Second Law process, gas moving from a high pressure to low pressure. Finally, all beneficial processes in the world, including the development from embryo to adult, increase the overall disorder of the universe, showing that the Second Law is not inherently a curse.
U ask me where God came from. He has always existed. To be honest that is all i can tell u. But before u get all giddy with victory. U still have not answered my question; where did the atom come from? If the laws of thermodynamics are true and have always been true( which isn't that what evolution teaches?; the law of uniformity and all that) then if the atom has always existed then why hasn't the universe burned out? I can give u much more evidence. All i know is what I have found in my studies. Math proves evolution wrong. It is mathematically impossible. I will be posting the actual figures in the paper that i am writing at this time for the purpose that whenever i see a post like this i can respond.
Like I said, half your points are things that even creationist debaters stay clear from. (Another recommendation in the article is to avoid saying there are no transitional forms, because there are candidates) and the others are simply incorrect. It may very well be a mathematical impossibility for a dog-like animal to give birth to a whale, but evolution doesn't say that. Given 50 million years, that is exactly what happened through cumulative changes.
Good! I am quite glad that you are proud of your faith. I wish you nothing but the best.Because i like to have all my thoughts in one place. I am a better debater if i take my time so that is what I am doing. I do not think evolutionists themselves are retarded, i just think that they are a little blinded. I am a proud christian.