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Essay:Evolution Is More Vulnerable than Ever (view source)
Revision as of 22:42, April 18, 2008
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# The "youngest" rocks in the records of the United States Geological Survey have an apparent age of 700,000 years. Geologists therefore would not be able to date the eruption of, say, [[Mount Vesuvius]] did not ample historical evidence exist to date it independently.
# The "youngest" rocks in the records of the United States Geological Survey have an apparent age of 700,000 years. Geologists therefore would not be able to date the eruption of, say, [[Mount Vesuvius]] did not ample historical evidence exist to date it independently.
More to the point, the ''RATE (Radioactivity and the Age of The Earth) group'' at the [[Institute for Creation Research]] has developed an ever-growing body of evidence that the earth is in fact much younger than uniformitarianism insists it to be.
More to the point, the ''RATE (Radioisotopes and the Age of The Earth) group'' at the [[Institute for Creation Research]] has developed an ever-growing body of evidence that the earth is in fact much younger than uniformitarianism insists it to be.
==== [[Astronomy]] ====
==== [[Astronomy]] ====