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::::Reference #16 has a list of "facts".  The facts are all dead links. Reference 17 relies upon the opinions of someone with any established credibility. I didn't go any further because the entire Young Earth Creation idea relies upon the belief that geologists worldwide are part of a vast conspiracy to push an atheistic agenda. I'm quite sure I can find a long list of things that Galileo thought, or would have thought, that have since been proven quite wrong, but to do so would be a waste of time. You will dismiss anything which does not support your interpretation of the Bible.   

::::Reference #16 has a list of "facts".  The facts are all dead links. Reference 17 relies upon the opinions of someone with any established credibility. I didn't go any further because the entire Young Earth Creation idea relies upon the belief that geologists worldwide are part of a vast conspiracy to push an atheistic agenda. I'm quite sure I can find a long list of things that Galileo thought, or would have thought, that have since been proven quite wrong, but to do so would be a waste of time. You will dismiss anything which does not support your interpretation of the Bible.   

In my experience, mainstream geology finds natural resources. Young Earth Creation geology, on the other hand,  finds arguments to support a religious agenda.  There is nothing wrong with pursuing the theology behind Young Earth Creation, but it's a waste of time to put the two ideas in side by side.  [[User:Everwill|Everwill]] 12:03, 30 April 2007 (EDT)

::::In my experience, mainstream geology finds natural resources. Young Earth Creation geology, on the other hand,  finds arguments to support a religious agenda.  There is nothing wrong with pursuing the theology behind Young Earth Creation, but it's a waste of time to put the two ideas in side by side.  [[User:Everwill|Everwill]] 12:03, 30 April 2007 (EDT)