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Lädt ... Thousands not Billions: Challenging the Icon of Evolution, Questioning the Age of the Earth (2005)von Donald DeYoung
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This book shatters the famed dating methods employed by evolutionists to cast doubt on the veracity of the Bible and its chronology of earth history. Radiometric dating is one of the linchpins of evolutionary education today. By dating the soil in which fossils are found to very long ages, evolutionists undermine faith in Genesis as the true documentary of the history of the universe. When people are told that a dinosaur bone has been determined to be tens of millions of years old, that obviously doesn't square with the biblical record of man being created on day 6 with the land animals. But DeYoung now demonstrates that Christians no longer have to puzzle over this glaring contradiction. A must-have for the serious Bible student, Thousands... not Billions will bolster the faith of many. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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This book is the summary of 8 years of work by the group called Radioisotopes And The age of the Earth (RATE). Just one example involves Andesite samples from New Zealand known to be 25-50 years old. Radioisotope dates come back anywhere between 270,000 years for Potassium-Argon to 3.9 BILLION years for Lead-Lead dating.
Other topics covered are Carbon-14, Radiohalos, Fission tracks, Helium retention in zirzons, theories of nuclear decay, and a statistical survey of the Genesis creation account revealing whether it was written as historical, or poetry. ( )