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Uranium-lead dating has been used to place a date of 252.6 million years ago on the end of the [[Permian|Permian period]] and the beginning of the [[Triassic|Triassic period]] with a margin of error much smaller than other dating methods had given.<ref>http://www.physorg.com/news1197.html</ref>
Uranium-lead dating has been used to place a date of 252.6 million years ago on the end of the [[Permian|Permian period]] and the beginning of the [[Triassic|Triassic period]] with a margin of error much smaller than other dating methods had given.<ref>http://www.physorg.com/news1197.html</ref>
Creation Scientists have pointed out that Uranium-lead dating relies heavily on the assumption that the laws of physics have not changed in the past. There are many evidences to suggest that God may have sped up the rate of uranium decay in the first few days of creation.
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