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Theories of an Old Earth frequently rely on the flawed assumption that physical laws, such as rates of decay, have forever been constant. This assumption is known to be false.
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== Contradiction in Old Earth Theory ==
 
== Contradiction in Old Earth Theory ==
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The fundamental contradiction in the belief in an Old Earth is this: physical laws, such as rates of decay, must have been different at higher energies and times closer to the origin of the universe. Yet physical rates, such as rates of decay, must somehow have been constant since the origin of the universe, in order to use extrapolation to date it.
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Theories of an Old Earth frequently rely on the flawed assumption that physical laws, such as rates of decay, have forever been constant. This assumption is known to be false.
    
==Physical origin of the Earth==
 
==Physical origin of the Earth==
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