Anonymous
ID: K7nxBuT5
6/29/2025, 5:46:15 AM No.509007966
The earth is probably about 10k years old and I'm tired of pretending otherwise.
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Anonymous
ID: y7+jHDuV
6/29/2025, 5:47:14 AM No.509008024
>>509007966 (OP)
Pray tell anon, how you arrived at this conclusion?
Pray tell anon, how you arrived at this conclusion?
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Anonymous
ID: uKb3Cg93
6/29/2025, 5:47:42 AM No.509008052
>>509007966 (OP)
roughly 2000 actually
roughly 2000 actually
Anonymous
ID: poTsNc5K
6/29/2025, 5:47:45 AM No.509008060
There's civilizations older than that OP
There are spoons and. Owls older than that
There are spoons and. Owls older than that
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Anonymous
ID: yluQcOJt
6/29/2025, 5:49:46 AM No.509008169
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Anonymous
ID: K7nxBuT5
6/29/2025, 6:04:46 AM No.509009016
>>509008060
and you know these things are that old, how? How can you be sure that archeologists are accurate with their measurements?
>>509008169
If you believe God cannot exist then you put that bias into your scientific studies, that's how you get a billions year old earth. If you believe Genesis to be literal and true, then that very same evidence tells a different story. It's a matter of perspective. Scientists have pigeon-holded themselves into believing that God is an impossibility.
and you know these things are that old, how? How can you be sure that archeologists are accurate with their measurements?
>>509008169
If you believe God cannot exist then you put that bias into your scientific studies, that's how you get a billions year old earth. If you believe Genesis to be literal and true, then that very same evidence tells a different story. It's a matter of perspective. Scientists have pigeon-holded themselves into believing that God is an impossibility.