Is the Earth 6,000 years old?
Is there anyone here, besides I imagine Tooblue, who believes this?
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I asked for a link first. It's courtesy to provide it unless you just want to admit to being an ignoramus now. |
I'm thinking more like 6,100 years old.
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Hell, Waters' schtick is more than 6,000 years old.
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The reason I mention this is because I was on a science/nature oriented forum, and someone talks about the origins of insects millions of years ago, and suddenly a bunch of people are foisting their "earth is 6000 years old" arguments.
WTH? I think this kind of fundamentalism exists in the LDS church, it's just not all that prominent. |
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So, to put the matter directly, how old do you believe the Earth to be, tooblue? |
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Go search and read my posts. The earth is certainly more than 6,000 years old. |
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One thing I know, the number of years the earth has existed is well less than than the number of dollars that Obama will create in new deficits.
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Here is a question that I have about the "age of the earth"
When did it become "Earth"? On the 7th day? always existed? Some point 4.5 billion years ago? Couldn't someone make a claim that it didn't become earth until someone started recording its history as earth? |
The problem with you telestial mortals is you are trying to debate this under the concept of measured time.
Moreover, under the calendar method, we don't know if Adam and Eve lived in the garden for 3 hours, 3 months, or 3 billion years. Don't even try to question me. I'll take all of you heathen down. |
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Has the passage of time always been constant? |
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By the way, James Talmage was at Adam-ondi-Ahman and he observed a pile of rocks that Joseph Smith said was the remains of an altar that Adam had made. The rocks were full of fossils. |
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And you're saying that fossils in the rocks represent evidence that animals or plants died and were already fossilized before the first people? And this would be used to contradict Joseph Fielding Smith's claim that nothing died before The Fall of Adam? Talk about coming to the correct conclusion by means of outrageously faulty reasoning. How old are you? |
Do you really believe that the first person who lived on the earth built an altar that still exists in some form in Missouri?
I believe Adam built some type of altar in what's now Missouri. And you're saying that fossils in the rocks represent evidence that animals or plants died and were already fossilized before the first people? There were fossils in the rocks Adam used. The fossils are evidence of ancient life. And this would be used to contradict Joseph Fielding Smith's claim that nothing died before The Fall of Adam? I'm not contradicting or supporting his claim. I'm just stating the facts as I understand them. Talk about coming to the correct conclusion by means of outrageously faulty reasoning. You have no clue what my reasoning or beliefs are. All I said was that there were fossils in the rocks JS identified as having been Adam's altar. From that statement you can't tell whether I believe JS was a prophet (I do) or whether I believe Adam existed (I do). How old are you? Early 40s. |
When god created the rocks that Adam would use, did he zap his magic wand and create them out of amoebas that had just come into existence on that very day?
There is a wood frame house being built next door. County records will list the "year built" as 2009. Does that mean the trees that the wood came from were grown in 2009? |
Is there a list of people that really believe the earth is only 6000 years old? If so, I have some "stuff" to sell them.
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