Why the Earth Can’t be Old!

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Is the Earth 4.5 billion years old? How can we measure age with certainty? What about radiometric dating methods-don’t they prove millions and billions of years? Does the age of the Earth even matter?
Dr Mark Harwood discusses these topics and more, focusing especially on why an old Earth sits in conflict with the Bible, while also providing evidence for a younger age of the Earth.
⏳ TIMESTAMPS ⌛
00:00 Introduction
00:48 Mark’s story: How origins affected his faith (An old Earth undermines the Gospel narrative)
11:11 How do we determine the age of something? (You can't measure age!)
13:32 The dripping tap example (Dating methods rely on assumptions!)
16:17 Radiometric dates aren’t definitive - assumptions rule
19:51 The importance of witness testimony
23:36 The importance of worldview / starting assumptions
26:24 So, how old is the Earth?
28:58 Evidence from radiometric dating / rocks
36:04 Evidence from sedimentation / erosion
37:41 Evidence from our solar system
40:09 Evidence from Earth’s population
41:43 Evidence from carbon-14 in fossils
43:28 Summary: You can’t measure age! (Everything depends on your assumptions!)
46:29 An old Earth calls God’s character into question
48:47 An old Earth calls the inerrancy of Scripture into question
50:38 Conclusion: Three reasons the age of the Earth matters to a Christian
✍️ LINKS AND SHOW NOTES
101 evidences for the age of the Earth: creation.com/age
How radiometric dating methods work: creation.com/how-dating-metho...
Does carbon dating prove millions of years? • Does Carbon Dating Pro...
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Radioactive Dating & A Young Earth: creation.com/s/35-8-626
Evidence for a Young World: creation.com/s/35-8-614
The Dating Game: creation.com/s/35-8-600
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  • Here's some further reading/viewing for those who are interested: 📄 101 evidences for the age of the Earth: creation.com/age 📄 How radiometric dating methods work: creation.com/how-dating-methods-work 📺 Does carbon dating prove millions of years? kzhead.info/sun/fJqRppGIr4WIg5s/bejne.html 📄 Did God create over billions of years? And why is it important? creation.com/did-god-create-over-billions-of-years

    @creationministriesintl@creationministriesintl9 ай бұрын
    • @@JV-tg2ne No they're not.

      @bradthehighwayman9956@bradthehighwayman99569 ай бұрын
    • People laugh when I say the Earth is 6 or 7000 years old

      @nickmorgan8434@nickmorgan84349 ай бұрын
    • ​@@nickmorgan8434nobody knows how long earth been here ( it's not even scripted in the Bible) the Bible doesnt say ,ppl tryna predict something of the first day of earth and don't even know the day when it's gone end (nobody knows it but God)

      @carrymedz5792@carrymedz57929 ай бұрын
    • Anybody want to learn holiness go search (gino pastor jennings) he preaches directly from the Bible (you'll realize yall been lied to)

      @carrymedz5792@carrymedz57929 ай бұрын
    • Anybody want to learn the truth look up (pastor gino jennings) he preaches straight directly from the bible.

      @carrymedz5792@carrymedz57929 ай бұрын
  • Billions of years, my friend, not millions. I cannot believe that in this era there are those who still believe as you think

    @noble2834@noble28342 күн бұрын
  • Some people don't think this is a big deal for Christians but it really is. When the bible says one thing and the world says another it attacks your faith. This is a great upload. Thanks CMI 🙏

    @newcreationinchrist1423@newcreationinchrist14239 ай бұрын
    • Perhaps have faith in human advancement, not a book written by people 1700 years ago, or more. They didn't know very much. We don't either, but we know a damn sight more than we did.

      @danellis-jones1591@danellis-jones15919 ай бұрын
    • @@danellis-jones1591 The logical end to the human "advancement" you idolise is teaching children to cut their own balls off. You won the culture war and now the best you can offer the few children you bother to reproduce is a double testictomy. That, and the return of the Islamic caliphate to fight your finest women and trans soldiers on the front lines. It's been less than a century with you Freemasonic naturalists at the wheel, a wheel you subverted and stole from us, and now you've totalled the vehicle. You should think about that before you go mouthing off about Christians who held Western Civilisation in place for that 1,700 years you mentioned.

      @MichaelWilliams-eq4kt@MichaelWilliams-eq4kt9 ай бұрын
    • @@danellis-jones1591 Based on various archological finds and "ancient" monolithic stone cutting and construction techniques, early man knew more than us... we've devolved, however our arrogance has been on the rise as each generation perceives itself as greater than the last ... to our own folly. Read "the song of solomon" ... there is nothing new under the sun.

      @ShortsHound@ShortsHound9 ай бұрын
    • ⁠@@danellis-jones1591about science- yes. About God - nope. The Bible has had an unchanged message in all that time.

      @penponds@penponds9 ай бұрын
    • It's perfectly fine if you personally wish to interpret Genesis 1-11 literally. But you have absolutely no right to tell other Christians that they are simply not trusting the Bible hard enough or whatever simply because they disagree with your interpretation. No one has a theological monopoly on Biblical hermeneutics.

      @ethanhocking8229@ethanhocking82299 ай бұрын
  • Your belief should be shaped by answers not the other way around.

    @ELMQ@ELMQ4 ай бұрын
    • Impossible for the sheep...

      @houtbay9@houtbay93 ай бұрын
    • If I understand your criticism correctly, your saying he shouldn't blindly believe the Bible, and make the "evidence" fit that narrative. I think that's actually a pretty logical argument. However, the assumption he is using is the Bible's timeline. But, and this doesn't necessarily make it more incorrect, radio dating's assumption is multi-faceted. There are a number of assumptions, but really that's the case with a lot of science, and it's one of those things where you do what you can, and make the best guesses with the information you have. I imagine you'd agree. However, we have to remember that there are an extensive amount of assumptions, and guessing in science. If you're ok with that, I can't see how you could be logically opposed to the assumption he is using. Not that I can't see why you'd be opposed at all, just that I doubt your opposition would be logical, more so than emotional, let's say.

      @mpersand@mpersand3 ай бұрын
    • @@mpersand I agree with you 100%. However, I must emphasize just as vehemently that science is not about showing possibilities, but provable probabilities. The Bible, on the other hand, only makes assertions. These assertions cannot be supported scientifically, which means that the probability that the stories in the Bible happened exactly as they did almost evaporates. Against this argument, such attempts at explanation as "Science doesn't know everything either" and "With God, nothing is impossible" seem almost like helpless wishy-washy defense tactics. Anyone seeking answers cannot ignore the observable phenomena of the universe. That would be (as Jesus says in the Bible) a faith built on sand, a faith in a stopgap God instead of a God who actually IS the truth. That said, none of us knows the complete all-encompassing nature of God. That is why we are all searching. Whether we call it the search for God or the search for truth is the same (at least according to this definition of God). And this is where another very important point comes into play: science only deals with a partial fragment of the truth. A fundamental one, but science cannot describe what love is, for example, nor can it contradict its existence. And this is where things like the Bible come into play again. Just because the Bible should be doubted historically does not mean that there are no truths to be found in its stories. The truth is to be found where personal experience and the experience of others meet. This applies not only to science, but also to our faith. Incidentally, it should also be mentioned here that those who handed down the Bible stories were not so much teachers of history as teachers of ethics. The interesting thing about these stories was not whether they happened exactly as they did, or what they said about the lives of others, but what they said about your own life.

      @ELMQ@ELMQ3 ай бұрын
    • If you believe the bible, certainly you believe that the Spirit of God spoke Romans 5:12. Paraphrasing: by one man sin and death came into the cosmos. The Greek uses the word "cosmos"

      @puppyupper4565@puppyupper45653 ай бұрын
    • ​@@puppyupper4565 I agree. If you do something, you do it. Correct.

      @ELMQ@ELMQ3 ай бұрын
  • Excellent. I recent found this site and really love it!!

    @kevinthomas1996@kevinthomas19962 ай бұрын
  • If you remember one thing from this conversation for me it is this....Don't park your brains outside the church......So it is really saying...If God gave you the brain and expected you to use it before you became aware of Him doesn't He expect you to continue to use it even more after you recognise Him in His fullness. Priceless

    @ezmepetersen2503@ezmepetersen25039 ай бұрын
    • Paraphrasing, test all things and hold to the truth. The Bible has not failed to be true so far.

      @johnglad5@johnglad59 ай бұрын
    • @@johnglad5The Bible has so many things factual wrong with it. Snakes don’t talk, virgins don’t give birth, people don’t come back from the dead, there wasn’t a worldwide flood, and Adam and Eve 100% did not exist. Those are few big things that it got wrong, and your entire worldview pivots on those factually incorrect, and frankly, silly things.

      @dross4207@dross42079 ай бұрын
    • @@roscius6204 You say the Bible isn't true, example please. Grace

      @johnglad5@johnglad57 ай бұрын
    • @@roscius6204 Bats are flying creatures that fits in with the Hebrew word. There is no comparable translation. The same goes for whales are fish. This information is easy to find. You are not trying very hard.

      @johnglad5@johnglad57 ай бұрын
    • @@roscius6204 Different kind[s]. Gen. 1.21 - And God proceeded to create the great sea monsters and every living soul that moves about, which the waters swarmed forth according to their kinds, and every winged flying creature according to its kind.

      @AntiCoruptionCentral@AntiCoruptionCentral7 ай бұрын
  • They used to say trees that petrified are millions of years old. But after mount Saint Helen blew , 25 years later the trees were petrified already. So that went out the window.

    @loriazevedo5994@loriazevedo59949 ай бұрын
    • They used to say it takes 5 years for deceased humans to skeletonize, but then we saw humans being mummified in 70 days, so that went out the window.

      @Tabroski@Tabroski9 ай бұрын
    • I know. Totally crazy, right? How dare science change their opinion once new evidence arrives and our understanding of a topic improves. They need to dogmatically stick to their opinions! Oh wait.. that's religion.

      @Yamyatos@Yamyatos9 ай бұрын
    • I had to tear down a house that was built in the 1940s. I thought I would use some of the lumber in my new construction, but I couldn't drive a nail into it. The wood was so hard my nail gun struggled to get a nail in. Even then it would not properly sink the nail. I would have to finish it with a hammer and the nail would fold every time.

      @3dw3dw@3dw3dw8 ай бұрын
    • You are currently using a piece of technology created by the same methods it took to prove the Earth is billions of years old :D

      @sdog1234@sdog12348 ай бұрын
    • If you were gullible enough to believe every thing petrified is millions of years old, that is on you. I just hope you aren't gullible enough to believe in things like young earth or flat earth. I encourage you to do your own research both in carbon dating and maybe critically look at the old testimate of the bible.

      @dakotaseckman1457@dakotaseckman14578 ай бұрын
  • The truth will set you free. Unless you decide to ignore it.

    @ricks7469@ricks74693 ай бұрын
  • never let evidence spoil a good theory|

    @merlincooper9705@merlincooper97054 ай бұрын
    • Hypothesis. Or rather, bad hypotheses

      @sjl197@sjl197Ай бұрын
    • Or the lack thereof

      @pugnaciousnoobeginnings8997@pugnaciousnoobeginnings899726 күн бұрын
    • Evidence tightens Bible to correct more with every tick of the clock.

      @beausbargarage6213@beausbargarage62138 күн бұрын
  • Born again again I agree When I started believing that Genesis was really historically correct I felt Holy Cow. This book is actually the Word of God

    @knightclan4@knightclan49 ай бұрын
    • HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA yeah sure.

      @r.b.l.5841@r.b.l.58419 ай бұрын
    • @@r.b.l.5841 I take it you are not a believer yet

      @knightclan4@knightclan49 ай бұрын
    • Why does the Bible being historically correct reinforce your belief that the Bible is the word of God. The Jewish people do not claim it is historically true. And it was the book 1st. The Bible is a guide provided by God and he has not required anyone to believe it is historically correct only morally correct.

      @Izzy76rey@Izzy76rey9 ай бұрын
    • When Jesus spoke about events in the Bible, he talked about it like they actually happened.

      @tallywave25@tallywave259 ай бұрын
    • @@tallywave25 you are correct. But you are basing that on the same book that already has contradiction in it. I mean Harry Potter talks about his history like it really happens but we know that it's fiction and that the other is using the story to get a point or lesson across to the reader. I'm not discrediting the Bible. It's central to my faith. But I understand that God's intent is to teach me lesson I need to be a better child of God.

      @Izzy76rey@Izzy76rey9 ай бұрын
  • I am an agnostic on a journey and this is confronting to say the least.

    @mennoshouseofmusic1214@mennoshouseofmusic12147 ай бұрын
    • You need to activate the "Return KZhead Dislikes" browser extension for this

      @arushan54@arushan543 ай бұрын
    • Dear God, I ask that during this person’s search for truth they discover the imprint of Your love and mercy in their heart. Amen! God already claims you as His. But sometimes it takes a little humility and legwork to feel His spirit within you. You’re headed in the right direction listening to these fine people.

      @wausauaaron7737@wausauaaron7737Ай бұрын
    • Mount Saint Helens was the opening for me as it challenged my assumptions based on Charles Lyell's uniformitarian model for everything. From there I had to explore the historical nature of the Bible and it moved on from there. In 1988 or January 1993, had someone told me "you'll become a Christian, a believer in the Bible from Genesis to Revelation and most importantly the life death and resurrection of Jesus Christ", I would have said they were mad, an idiot. Then March 1993, that all changed with Mount Saint Helens- Evidence for Catastrophe. Later that year I put my faith in Jesus as Lord and Savior.

      @1969cmp@1969cmpАй бұрын
  • Great video Thanks Guys

    @lopinitupou4626@lopinitupou4626Ай бұрын
  • Great video! Thank you

    @inthelightofhisglory9614@inthelightofhisglory96142 ай бұрын
  • Thanks again for your time, GOD BLESS your ministry

    @joeminoso1554@joeminoso15549 ай бұрын
  • I came to grips with this argument years ago when I realized that the Pentateuch was Jesus’ bible. If he was truly who he said he was, then he would have clarified any errors. He never sat the disciples down and said that the creation story wasn’t really six days, but several thousand, or millions of years. What many Christians tend to overlook is that His resurrection is what affirms a literal interpretation of scripture.

    @scottmarks4734@scottmarks47349 ай бұрын
    • The writers of the gospels thought the Earth was a Flat Disk, covered by a solid plate (FIRMAMENTUM in the Vulgate or Rakia in the Hebrew) immersed in the infinite waters of Chaos. Exactly like the Babylonian and Egyptian creation stories say.. Yeah, the inerrant book screwed that one up. Too bad you are too full of pride, the sin of satan, to look into the real meaning of Christianity.

      @excelsior6365@excelsior63659 ай бұрын
    • The literal creation story also tells us that the sabbath of the Lord is not Sunday, but the seventh day, which is the true Sabbath starting from Friday evening at sunset to Saturday sunset. But how sad that many Christians neglect researching the matter of the fourth commandment. They discard it and make all kinds of excuses that are not biblical.

      @beatricepineda5923@beatricepineda59238 ай бұрын
    • @@beatricepineda5923 If you search you find that the Chabad, has nothing to do with Saturn's day or your god. Like the 7 day week, It comes from the Babylonians. The people of Mesopotamia feared the God Enlil would try to kill humanity again by sending a great flood as he had when humanity had become to numerous and noisy. Noah is just the Jewish version of Athrahasis of Akkadia who built an ark and saved life. A thousand years later the myth was copied by the Babylonians as Unapishtin who was used by the Jews for the Noah myth. Orthodox and conservative Jews to this day have a list of prohibited activities. It is not a day of "rest" and worship. It was a day of prohibited activities. The Apostolic Catholic Church made Sun day Dominĭcus, the 1st day of the week, a day of Mass obligation because it marks the day of the resurrection.

      @excelsior6365@excelsior63658 ай бұрын
    • ​@@beatricepineda5923I hear you, you are right, cuz that's what the Bible says

      @daletaco835@daletaco8357 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for posting this!

    @jotunthe11thhyman65@jotunthe11thhyman653 ай бұрын
  • Great video!!!👏👏👏

    @joserlopez1@joserlopez15 ай бұрын
  • Thank you all for making these wonderful videos, you guys seriously helped me get out of my atheism. I was raised in a nihilistic family who abused me horribly. They told me that natural selection would take me out, and that life would be better if I was never born. I was gaslit into believing I wasn't abused because I deserved it for being a inferior human compared to them. I almost lost my life when I was 11-12. I tried starving myself to death, thinking that simply being alive was a sin, and I was repenting it. I was also desperate for attention. Maybe someone would try to love me if I was dying, and if no one loves me, I should just die (kids think pretty stupid things :P). I'm so grateful that many christians like my fiancé, and people like you saved me from the horrible believes my family brainwashed me into since I was a child. I finally feel free.

    @kjhgfdfghjkdrtyuiwewe@kjhgfdfghjkdrtyuiwewe9 ай бұрын
    • There’s to much beauty on this earth for anything to be meaningless. Your living proof of that. Walk with god. Fear no evil for he is with you now. God bless you.

      @jerodlyford10@jerodlyford109 ай бұрын
    • That is an amazing testimony. Thank you for sharing 💚

      @Kevin_Stewart_212@Kevin_Stewart_2129 ай бұрын
    • I am very confused about this comment lol@@blackkman1324

      @kjhgfdfghjkdrtyuiwewe@kjhgfdfghjkdrtyuiwewe9 ай бұрын
    • The truth has set you free! Maranatha!

      @F15CEAGLE@F15CEAGLE9 ай бұрын
    • I thank God that He saved you and preserved your life. May God bless you and your union amd may He bountifully fill you with joy that overshadows your pain.

      @JesusistheonetrueGod@JesusistheonetrueGod9 ай бұрын
  • That idea of there being no fallen humanity (therefore no death) before Adam & Eve’s, ah, eating of the forbidden tree, is really a great point which i hadn’t heard before. One of the things that solidified my belief in things which society deems as fairytales, such as Creation by God, and Noah’s Ark, was knowing that Jesus spoke of early biblical creation, and of Noah. Good enough for Jesus, good enough for me.

    @texassmokingmonkey@texassmokingmonkey9 ай бұрын
    • I am a Christian and believe that God created as described in the Bible, not through evolution as some Christians believe. I will detail my thoughts here because they may help others realize that there had to be a creator and that macro evolution (a change of kinds) is not plausible. The evolutionary claim is that evolution needs a tremendous amount of time (after an origin of life event that they've failed to explain: a few basic amino acid building blocks in a laboratory is highly insufficient) for a change in kinds to occur because the changes that might occur at any point in time would be tiny (today we see minor changes within species happening very infrequently). If all one is thinking about is that to get cumulatively big changes from many incrementally small changes, one will naturally conclude that we need much time. But there is a fly in the ointment. The theory of evolution has the problem of living organisms with relatively short lifespans and which can't wait long periods of time for all parts to evolve--certainly no longer than their lifespan but realistically no longer than a few minutes since life can't exist at all without all parts. But even inanimate objects can pose a problem. Mousetraps, for example and if they could evolve, would rust and rot, leading to degradation of quality and functionality while waiting for all parts to evolve. Organisms don't live forever, and skeletons with blood (heart, blood vessels, and the blood itself) can't wait even a generation let alone millions of years for the next bodily system (nervous, respiratory, muscular, endocrine, urinary, immune, digestive, or the integumentary system with skin, sweat glands and more) to evolve. Even one generation is far too much time because you can't have a skeleton with blood for any period of time let alone a whole generation. Life does not occur at all if you have only a few parts. You need ALL PARTS AT ONCE!!! Sexual reproduction in living organisms adds another layer of complexity partly because reproduction has to happen in a period of time shorter than the lifespan of the organism in order for the continuation of the species (in humans, within about a 30-year period) and because two organisms (male and female) in the same species have to evolve complementary systems/organs within a short enough period of time (not millions of years) for the species to survive. In fruit flies with a lifespan of about 40-50 days, that window of opportunity shrinks substantially. Not only that, but there are many types of sexual reproduction (e.g., bees, birds, frogs, and fish) so one can't say that the miraculously chance event had to happen only once and then was carried into all other organisms. I have a garden, and I see infrequent micro changes happen over the years (leaf shape or color on a couple of plants), but these kinds of changes only create variation within that kind of plant (e.g., citrus or fig tree) and don't result in macro evolution. The changes are also not rapid enough to account for the initial organism coming into existence (with all parts and systems and the incredibly complex DNA code/program evolving before the organism dies and to evolve quickly enough to enable life at all) or for the creation of a totally different type of organism. Darwin himself said that incremental micro changes (better and better, more and more) over a supremely long period of time (e.g., bird beaks changing in shape and size over a generation) might create macro evolution. But as we see above, time does not work in evolution's favor. Additionally, that DNA code (like a computer program) had to come first before even a single part of an organism means that natural selection through an organism with many parts could not have been what birthed the code--neither instantly nor over millions of years. But for DNA to exist at all (without intelligence/design/order/code/programming ability is impossible as it is needed to create the various parts of the cell), the cell''s nucleus would already have to have existed. And the only way for both nucleus and DNA to have existed at same time is through a creator. Frank Turek (not that I agree with everything he has said) gave a great example of how an outside force can overcome the laws of physics: the strength of a human arm can lift something from low to high, countering gravity. (In the same way, we see limitation after limitation in the natural world that only a creator's power and intelligence could overcome.)

      @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62989 ай бұрын
    • Because they come from the Jewish Faith, the faith Jesus grew up in and followed. Of course he spoke about those things 😂

      @Vekkgods@Vekkgods9 ай бұрын
    • @@Vekkgods You fail to realize that Jesus fulfilled many prophecies from the Old Testament about a messiah who would die for the sins of the world, to atone for them or pay the death penalty on our behalf, because God is *that* serious about sin/rebellion and does not pardon (upon repentance) without justice being carried out, too, like in a real court of law. Jesus, being perfect, was the only one who could atone for our sins. (See Hebrews 9 about how he replaced the animal sacrifices of the Old Testament/covenant because they could not really atone for sin but only foreshadowed his coming.) He literally "took the bullet for you" out of LOVE for you and the desire to have you in Heaven with Him for eternity IF you will repent and serve/obey Him (your creator and savior) now, yet you mock! Psalm 22:16-17 (the piercing in hands and feet was fulfilled through the crucifixion which did not exist at the time the prophecy was written) and Isaiah 52:13 - Isaiah 53.

      @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62989 ай бұрын
    • @@jennifereverett6298 Yes a messiah/prophet. A man sent by god, not god himself. You follow the teachings of a Jewish man who did not want to be worshipped and never claimed to be god. And let's unpack the claim that "god created us", a supposedly all powerful being created all of humanity (capable of everything we are and having to live in a world as cruel as this, that he created) just to worship and obey him otherwise we are subject to eternal unimaginable punishment and pain. That's is not a just, nor a good creator! That is pure evil! Not someone to be worshipped, if you truly believe the bible and think god is good then you clearly cannot comprehend the difference between good and evil.

      @Vekkgods@Vekkgods9 ай бұрын
    • @@phillipaj.5588 I edited my first comment to clarify that evolutionists do not claim that it started the origin of life. The origin of life is a separate event that they also have not explained.

      @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62988 ай бұрын
  • so you determine what you want to believe and then make everything else fit?

    @cjfetters@cjfetters6 ай бұрын
    • @@OnivertInHouston if you don't understand how stupid trying to throw THAT back at someone is.. 💀💀💀 bruh... We KNOW how life works and what you need for it, and that is OUTSIDE of our planet too, and of the billions of possibilities out in space... How CAN'T there be life? Use your head once.

      @lxw6657@lxw66573 ай бұрын
    • @@lxw6657 Bruh, yes compounds exist outside of earth to make organic compounds BUT just because life exist on Earth via organic compounds does not mean they can randomly assemble in other planets and spawn life. On earth life was created. If you're honest with yourself there is no way DNA code could randomly arrange itself, mathematically impossible. And if it did, no way it could evolve into humans through random mutations. If you believe that, you believe some pretty stupid assumptions.

      @OnivertInHouston@OnivertInHouston3 ай бұрын
    • That way of thinking leads you to false ideas. Listen carefully to people who have contrary views to your own. Keep doing this on a fegulat basis and truth will be yours. Grace

      @johnglad5@johnglad53 ай бұрын
    • I believe in God because that makes sense to me.

      @mollyhackman4910@mollyhackman49103 ай бұрын
    • it's called "confirmation bias"

      @saboabbas123@saboabbas1232 ай бұрын
  • Thank you 4 this

    @datruth8106@datruth81066 ай бұрын
  • A good solid discussion. Mount Saint Helens - Evidence for Catastrophe by Dr Steve Austin was instrumental in my conversion away from atheism and materialistic evolution to the Genesis flood and Genesis as being historically reliable. That was in about March/April 1993. Over the next several months I learned about Bible prophecy relating to Israel and Jesus. In October 1993 I surrendered to Christ and He saved me. Now a friend and I display materials relating to Genesis in central Oz and engage in good conversations from Genesis to The Cross.

    @1969cmp@1969cmp9 ай бұрын
    • Jesus said to the apostles "I will make you fishers of men". Great for the fisherman, not so great for the fish. Stop being the fish! The church is milking you for money, and making you revile people you normally would get along with, about things that NOBODY CAN KNOW! Stop taking the bait. Read a science book instead of a book written +2000 years ago by goat herders. They though lightning was created by god because he was angry, people got sick because god was angry with them, people died because of god's will, etc..your god appears to be an angry a$$, if you truly believe the authors.

      @andrewromanik@andrewromanik9 ай бұрын
    • Amen brother.

      @neilpinkerton5448@neilpinkerton54489 ай бұрын
    • The Mount St. Helens/Grand Canyon argument is a classic example of a logical non-sequitur. Catastrophism and Uniformitarianism are not mutually exclusive. The geologic record has plenty examples of how both processes were instrumental in various land formations. To highlight one example and suppose it applies to all the evidence is a serious flaw in your logic.

      @Thin447Line@Thin447Line9 ай бұрын
    • @@Thin447Line Lyell and Darwin started from the position of a uniformitarian model for everything. Because of the evidence of catastrophic events, materialistic evolutionist adopted into their equation of 'punctuated equilibrium'. So something that evolutionist had originally rejected because it was too Biblical in consequence had to be adopted because of the evidence. Creationist also believe in slow and gradual processes but have always been a step ahead on catastrophic fluvial geology.

      @1969cmp@1969cmp9 ай бұрын
    • Where are you in Oz? Really interested in connecting and sharing about this to many.

      @TheophilusMutsigwa@TheophilusMutsigwa9 ай бұрын
  • Once again pleasant to listen to this discussive style! Good job transforming your "how" without compromising any of the "what" as an organization.

    @grimfada@grimfada9 ай бұрын
    • It's actually called a Patsy discussion where the interviewer puts facile obstacles in the guest's path, and holds his cheek intoning Mmmmm whenever he tries to get some malarkey across the line .

      @mikev4621@mikev46219 ай бұрын
    • ​@@mikev4621 Cynicism doesn't help prove an opposite view either.

      @Eddie33154@Eddie331549 ай бұрын
    • @@Eddie33154 Someone has to say it

      @mikev4621@mikev46219 ай бұрын
    • Totally agree, Dorothy Dix questions are created to appeal to non-thinking and weak willed personalities who are easily misled. Sorry thats the truth of it !!! @@mikev4621

      @fentonpeter1582@fentonpeter15829 ай бұрын
    • ​@@mikev4621, sorry, but you haven't contributed anything usefull yet ('Dude') !

      @juerbert1@juerbert18 ай бұрын
  • Great video thanks 😊

    @soozib67@soozib67Ай бұрын
  • Eye opening!!

    @martinalba6936@martinalba69366 ай бұрын
  • "I thought, I do believe that". That sums up everything to be said after that statement.

    @nathanmetz4855@nathanmetz48559 ай бұрын
    • Wow you're pissed that evolution is wrong.

      @LiftUpYourEyes@LiftUpYourEyes2 ай бұрын
    • Well someone said “and I think, God isn’t real” tells me everything I need to know about evolutionary theory.

      @allisontowell7177@allisontowell7177Ай бұрын
    • it usually comes down to, even if God was real, I wouldnt worship him.

      @BornAgain223@BornAgain22320 күн бұрын
    • When the Believers say that science First Problem is “believing” now things get fun.

      @artofplanets@artofplanets20 күн бұрын
    • The words, I believe, is used quite frequently buy secular scientists and the like. "You don't believe in Climate Change!"

      @nofutureproductions9242@nofutureproductions924213 күн бұрын
  • Uniformitarianistism versus Catastrophism This is the question that needs discussion more often. Research in both theories should be compared. Anomalies that uniformitarianistism can't explain are easily explained by a recent single catastrophic global flood

    @knightclan4@knightclan49 ай бұрын
    • I personally think the Flood was cosmic. Looking at the volcanism on Io, Mars, and Venus. Galactic jets. Galaxy collisions. Isaiah 34:4, 2 Peter 3:10, and Revelation 21:1 says the end will come by the fire of the stars falling towards the supermassive blackholes. Noah's Flood started it as a foreshadowing of what will become of our Solar System as it is vaporized to be part of the jets.

      @Hydroverse@Hydroverse9 ай бұрын
    • The biblical flood is nothing more than folklore storytelling. It originated in ancient Mesopotamia, and the same flood story is found in the Epic of Gilgamesh... though told slightly different, and with different characters. Many aspects of the story are impossible without a crap ton of God magic or intervention. It's a bit silly and illogical as well. Besides, YEC science can not explain the heat problem that comes with all of the shifting and radioactive decay of organic materials over such a short period of time. This is a known issue.

      @andrewc1205@andrewc12059 ай бұрын
    • @@andrewc1205 God magic...? Try Amos 4:13. God is the mind that governs all things. Understanding how the painter paints doesn't negate the painter's existence.

      @Hydroverse@Hydroverse9 ай бұрын
    • @Hydroverse with all I mentioned, the only thing you could bring up was the god magic? Do you have a response to the bigger problems in question? The only reason I mentioned god magic is because the story about Noah's Ark is not supposed to involve any god magic or divine intervention. Otherwise, why go through all of the trouble of building an Ark and loading it with all those animals when he could just poof the evil away. Yet, for the events to take place, and for everything work out the way it portrays, there would have to be a crap ton of divine intervention (aka god magic).

      @andrewc1205@andrewc12059 ай бұрын
    • @@andrewc1205 If the Flood actually happened, why wouldn't several civilisations have the same story reflecting the same event, but told differently? Since it was known to be true, they would all have different explanations, not necessarily copying from each other? Next, you'll tell me the Vikings, the Aztecs, and the Chinese copied the Epic of Gilgamesh too!!

      @captainkrajick@captainkrajick9 ай бұрын
  • Great great interview. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

    @cocapable8330@cocapable83302 ай бұрын
  • This man's testimony and teaching is a great example of why I also am so bold to preach the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. It's because I too have very good confidence in the veracity and historical accuracy of the Bible, especially lately, since I've been studying the civilizations that existed in Mesopotamia from before the Flood and leading up to the days of the prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah, Habakkuk, Ezekiel and Daniel.

    @jotice9@jotice93 ай бұрын
    • Imagine if you did something useful instead.

      @adamplentl5588@adamplentl55882 ай бұрын
    • @@adamplentl5588 Depending upon what you see as useful, I have probably already done it and found it to be vanity. So tell me, fellow traveler, what is it you believe is useful?

      @jotice9@jotice92 ай бұрын
    • @@adamplentl5588 Tell me what you believe is useful. I have probably done it already and found it to be vanity and vexation of spirit.

      @jotice9@jotice92 ай бұрын
    • @@jotice9 literally anything. A culinary degree would be more useful than you going on KZhead and jerking yourself off like this.

      @adamplentl5588@adamplentl55882 ай бұрын
    • The Bible claims that the entire Earth got covered in water from the flood. But there’s zero scientific and empirical evidence to support that claim. As claims ≠ evidence. I cannot believe in claims without evidence. It’s why I also don’t believe in ghosts and aliens. Just one reason out of the million why the Bible is nonsense and a fairytale. As faith thrives under ignorance and discourages logic and critical thinking.

      @ThatOneGuy58437@ThatOneGuy58437Ай бұрын
  • Very useful! Thanks so much for this

    @RantJamz@RantJamz9 ай бұрын
  • This is the simplest yet most logical argument on how old the earth actually is. I’m amazed.

    @mad_scadd89@mad_scadd899 ай бұрын
    • I am a Christian and believe that God created as described in the Bible, not through evolution as some Christians believe. I will detail my thoughts here because they may help others realize that there had to be a creator and that macro evolution (a change of kinds) is not plausible. The evolutionary claim is that evolution needs a tremendous amount of time (after an origin of life event that they've failed to explain: a few basic amino acid building blocks in a laboratory is highly insufficient) for a change in kinds to occur because the changes that might occur at any point in time would be tiny (today we see minor changes within species happening very infrequently). If all one is thinking about is that to get cumulatively big changes from many incrementally small changes, one will naturally conclude that we need much time. But there is a fly in the ointment. The theory of evolution has the problem of living organisms with relatively short lifespans and which can't wait long periods of time for all parts to evolve--certainly no longer than their lifespan but realistically no longer than a few minutes since life can't exist at all without all parts. But even inanimate objects can pose a problem. Mousetraps, for example and if they could evolve, would rust and rot, leading to degradation of quality and functionality while waiting for all parts to evolve. Organisms don't live forever, and skeletons with blood (heart, blood vessels, and the blood itself) can't wait even a generation let alone millions of years for the next bodily system (nervous, respiratory, muscular, endocrine, urinary, immune, digestive, or the integumentary system with skin, sweat glands and more) to evolve. Even one generation is far too much time because you can't have a skeleton with blood for any period of time let alone a whole generation. Life does not occur at all if you have only a few parts. You need ALL PARTS AT ONCE!!! Sexual reproduction in living organisms adds another layer of complexity partly because reproduction has to happen in a period of time shorter than the lifespan of the organism in order for the continuation of the species (in humans, within about a 30-year period) and because two organisms (male and female) in the same species have to evolve complementary systems/organs within a short enough period of time (not millions of years) for the species to survive. In fruit flies with a lifespan of about 40-50 days, that window of opportunity shrinks substantially. Not only that, but there are many types of sexual reproduction (e.g., bees, birds, frogs, and fish) so one can't say that the miraculously chance event had to happen only once and then was carried into all other organisms. I have a garden, and I see infrequent micro changes happen over the years (leaf shape or color on a couple of plants), but these kinds of changes only create variation within that kind of plant (e.g., citrus or fig tree) and don't result in macro evolution. The changes are also not rapid enough to account for the initial organism coming into existence (with all parts and systems and the incredibly complex DNA code/program evolving before the organism dies and to evolve quickly enough to enable life at all) or for the creation of a totally different type of organism. Darwin himself said that incremental micro changes (better and better, more and more) over a supremely long period of time (e.g., bird beaks changing in shape and size over a generation) might create macro evolution. But as we see above, time does not work in evolution's favor. Additionally, that DNA code (like a computer program) had to come first before even a single part of an organism means that natural selection through an organism with many parts could not have been what birthed the code--neither instantly nor over millions of years. But for DNA to exist at all (without intelligence/design/order/code/programming ability is impossible as it is needed to create the various parts of the cell), the cell''s nucleus would already have to have existed. And the only way for both nucleus and DNA to have existed at same time is through a creator. Frank Turek (not that I agree with everything he has said) gave a great example of how an outside force can overcome the laws of physics: the strength of a human arm can lift something from low to high, countering gravity. (In the same way, we see limitation after limitation in the natural world that only a creator's power and intelligence could overcome.)

      @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62989 ай бұрын
    • @@phillipaj.5588 Yes, I am born again! I have used 'a' to refer to me being an individual follower of Christ and member of the body of Christ. After reading your comment, I think that both 'Christian' and 'a Christian' work well. Also, there were Catholic influences in the early church writings (e.g., Origin's Septuagint appears to be fake--actually an A.D. creation, not a B.C. Greek translation of the Old Testament, and it contains the extra books of the Apocrypha which have doctrines that match Catholicism and which are nowhere else in the Bible). Jesus warned that grievous wolves would soon enter and spare not the flock. As such, I take the early church writings as helpful but very not authoritative, especially since opinions varied. I wear a headcovering, for example, almost 100% of the time, but some of the writers thought we should also cover our faces and look toward the ground to hide our faces when speaking with men.

      @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62988 ай бұрын
    • @@phillipaj.5588 I'm glad you like my explanations!

      @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62988 ай бұрын
    • ​@jennifereverett6298 Those Christians sadly are deceived, and Don't fully trust God's word!

      @CornerstoneMinistry316@CornerstoneMinistry3168 ай бұрын
  • Great!!.. super calm and straightforward 🎉

    @jimhughes1070@jimhughes10705 ай бұрын
    • And so wrong Q

      @slik00silk84@slik00silk844 ай бұрын
    • @@slik00silk84 Always go with the science... Until it doesn't prove what you like 😁

      @jimhughes1070@jimhughes10704 ай бұрын
    • @@jimhughes1070 Haven't run into that problem as I like the truth. This god crap comes from the "wishful thinking" of those who can't handle the truth!

      @slik00silk84@slik00silk844 ай бұрын
    • @@slik00silk84 Bless your heart 🤣

      @jimhughes1070@jimhughes10704 ай бұрын
  • 37:25 here you talk about the erosion rate and I was thinking about this last night. How and where are you measuring this erosion rate? I was reading an article last night that said due to human involvement all of our natural topsoil will be eroded in 60 years. Key phrase being human involvement. Please if you can give a link to your erosion tests.

    @ChrisInmanTN@ChrisInmanTN5 ай бұрын
    • Go to their website. The research on Mt. St. Helens is there.

      @inthelightofhisglory9614@inthelightofhisglory96142 ай бұрын
  • I'm in the med device industry and I can say with absolute confidence that radiometric dating methods would never hold up to the scrutiny applied to Test Method Validation practices we employ. As you guys alluded to, most people have no idea that this is the case though; they believe that the methods have been validated and are set in stone.

    @a.j.brotherton2587@a.j.brotherton25878 ай бұрын
    • please include a link to your peer reviewed paper so that others may check your integrity and qualifications.

      @UrbFoxFact@UrbFoxFact8 ай бұрын
    • Would love to read your evidence for that, please.

      @sids5002@sids50028 ай бұрын
    • @@sids5002 i share your pain.....but we are dealing with the indoctrinated and deluded.

      @UrbFoxFact@UrbFoxFact8 ай бұрын
    • @@UrbFoxFact Indeed, I sympathise. It's not like there's only one dating method. There are loads.

      @sids5002@sids50028 ай бұрын
    • i know nothing about dating methods....but i know poor epistemology when i see it 🤣@@sids5002

      @UrbFoxFact@UrbFoxFact8 ай бұрын
  • So what we have here is just one man out of all the 8 billion people on the planet that has read a few books and formed his own arguments against the whole field of science who have mountains of evidence for an old earth. I think I know which side I will choose. Next please !

    @wynlewis5357@wynlewis53578 ай бұрын
    • I don't understand why people actually believe this nonsense. I have no problem with people putting their faith in God or Jesus but to actually think that the genesis story written in the old testament is true is mind boggling for me. He also the said writing history started with Adam and it was Moses who wrote the old testament, that is just plain stupidity. The evidence he gave for this was that God was the eye witness. The Bible is not meant to be taken literal, too bad many people just believe everything they hear or read is true before actually researching it.

      @amymolenberghs7392@amymolenberghs73928 ай бұрын
    • @@amymolenberghs7392 Fully agree with what you say. The main culprit for believing in the tales of old is indoctrination and this can brainwash peoples mind's from an early age. When people reach adulthood it is still with them and they will defend their belief against anyone. Christians live their life in guilt and especially fear. This is terrible oppression and takes away your natural life. The concept of God and religion all began a long time ago in the minds of our ancestors. It is unfortunate all religious people do not realize this and read other things into it. When you see well educated people like William Lane Craig and John Lennox believing and preaching such nonsense, one feels embarrassed to be in the human race.But didn't you know that writing history did start with Adam .. he simply nipped down the cornershop to buy a birow and writing paper !😃

      @wynlewis5357@wynlewis53578 ай бұрын
    • You can believe you came from monkeys with no purpose for life here on earth and no hope for eternal life after death. Thanks, but no thanks, I'm going to pass on that. Instead, I'll take the Biblical account of creation as inerrant, which is full of purpose and hope.

      @haysbrickell9579@haysbrickell95796 ай бұрын
  • I really enjoyed this, thanks!

    @malutj@malutj6 ай бұрын
  • Right on time

    @williamwalls9768@williamwalls97685 ай бұрын
  • Once again, great production value. CMI nails it!

    @christopherj.sernaquencpt@christopherj.sernaquencpt9 ай бұрын
    • full of nonsense...for sure

      @Gecmajster123456@Gecmajster1234569 ай бұрын
    • ​@@Gecmajster123456Why? Do you have something better we should believe?

      @Apollos2.2@Apollos2.29 ай бұрын
    • @@Apollos2.2 so you believe the Earth is 6000 years old?

      @Gecmajster123456@Gecmajster1234569 ай бұрын
    • @Gecmajster123456 Yes, I believe it's aprox 6,000 years old.I don't believe it's millions of years old. Neither of us were there to see it form by itself or be created, so each of us are relying on evidence presented by people that believe like us. Since we cannot "know" for sure how old the earth is, well not like the same way we know gravity works, we all believe or have faith about it. Usually, what determines how you think about the age of the earth evidence, is whether or not you believe God exists. It's not a 100% correlation but I don't know any atheists who think the earth is young. I think the better question is, do you believe in the God of the Bible or any god at all?

      @Apollos2.2@Apollos2.29 ай бұрын
    • @@frigyou1078 shocking..

      @Gecmajster123456@Gecmajster1234569 ай бұрын
  • Thank you guys for making this video!

    @kjhgfdfghjkdrtyuiwewe@kjhgfdfghjkdrtyuiwewe9 ай бұрын
    • Yes, it has been great laughing at the ridiculous claims they make!

      @Andre_XX@Andre_XX8 ай бұрын
  • Here are a few objections While it's true that determining the exact age of the Earth is challenging due to the limitations you've mentioned, several scientific methods collectively suggest that the Earth is billions of years old. 1. **Decay rates are constant**: Radioactive decay rates of isotopes such as Uranium-235 and Potassium-40 have been measured over the years and found to be constant - even under extreme pressures and temperatures. Furthermore, they're also consistent with decay rates calculated from Solar system modeling and the ages of the oldest known meteorites. This supports the constancy of the decay "clocks" used in radiometric dating. 2. **Multiple methods show similar results**: Not only do different radioisotopes on the same material frequently give very similar ages, but different types of dating methods applied to the same object (like ice core layers, tree ring counts, and sediment layer counts) are also consistent. This makes it less likely that there's a universal and consistent bias in all these measurements. 3. **Age of the universe also agrees**: Independent confirmation of the ages calculated via Earth-bound methods comes from astronomy. The age of the universe itself, derived from the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP) and Planck mission data, is in agreement with the ages derived from various methods on Earth, adding further validation to the immense age of the Earth. 4. **Past climates and biological activity**: The geological record provides proof of past climates and biological activity which could not possibly have occurred if the Earth were materially younger. While these methods are not infallible, the confluence of multiple lines of evidence makes it highly likely that the Earth is indeed billions of years old.

    @makorocko9525@makorocko95255 ай бұрын
    • Yes, creationists always hide these truths to keep their followers ignorant

      @globalcoupledances@globalcoupledances4 ай бұрын
    • This feels like something chatgpt would write.

      @Nox-mb7iu@Nox-mb7iu4 ай бұрын
    • There have also been multiple studies showing that while temperature and pressure does not change rate of decay, foreign radiation that is strong enough can alter the rate of something decaying. Scientists have used meteors to date the Earth since upon reasonable assumption they should have been created at the same time, then how do you date a planet that has multiple sources of protection from foreign solar radiation with something that came from space with no protection to solar radiation. Due to these studies, I personally believe the Earth was misdated merely on the fact that a meteor could have shown much higher decay then that of the Earth, due to the foreign solar radiation interfering with the rate of decay. The past climates portion doesn't make sense, because we see even today how much our climate changes just going year by year and yet we can't believe that there were different climate conditions a couple thousand years beforehand? There are plenty of studies showing differences between dating the only one of which being considered accurate is the radiometric dating, that of which as mentioned in this video takes assumptions when inserting variables just to make it correct.

      @anthonychiocca8835@anthonychiocca88354 ай бұрын
    • 2. You are wrong on a scale that is almost unbelievable. Different methods have given wildly different ages.

      @johnglad5@johnglad53 ай бұрын
    • @johnglad5 - the age of the Amitsoq gneisses from western Greenland was determined to be 3.60 ± 0.05 Ga (billion years ago) using uranium-lead dating and 3.56 ± 0.10 Ga (billion years ago) using lead-lead dating, results that are consistent with each other. Dalrymple, G. Brent (1994). The age of the earth. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford Univ. Press. ISBN 9780804723312. 142-143

      @globalcoupledances@globalcoupledances3 ай бұрын
  • The second thing , it's very simple if i have 1 assumption for measuring age it can't be right in every method of measuring if it isn't true. If I have radiology method , sediment, solar observations, stars on the night sky, and other. Telling me its this age so all methods can't be wrong and say the same age.

    @krzysztoffrancka6178@krzysztoffrancka61786 ай бұрын
  • Fantastic!, thank you cmi for producing this. May GOD bless you and your work

    @neilpinkerton5448@neilpinkerton54489 ай бұрын
    • which god should bless him? allah? vishnu? or your special flavour of god?

      @UrbFoxFact@UrbFoxFact8 ай бұрын
  • So glorious that God has given us His Holy Spirit to guide us into all truths. I believe in what you are doing is so important

    @jameschaffey6458@jameschaffey64589 ай бұрын
    • So if it guides you into all truths, why do you believe his lies? Wouldn’t it be more accurate to say that the “Holy spirit” guides you to always believe in him regardless of what’s true?

      @dross4207@dross42079 ай бұрын
    • Bull manure!

      @runeskogstad6927@runeskogstad69273 күн бұрын
  • An easy way to argue against the Earth being only 6,000 years old is to look at tree rings and ice cores. Trees add a ring each year they grow, and by counting these rings, we can find trees that are older than 6,000 years. Similarly, ice cores taken from glaciers have layers that build up year after year, and by counting these layers, scientists have found ice that is much older than 6,000 years. This evidence shows that the Earth must be older than what a 6,000-year timeframe would allow. Radiometric dating typically is what allows us to go even further back. This is really easy to debunk. Much like the flat earth.

    @Redx3257@Redx32575 ай бұрын
    • There are trees that are over 6,000 years old? They have to be huge.

      @oaktree1290@oaktree12902 ай бұрын
    • The vedas say th3 earth it's old really old....!😊 the cycle were in Maybe just started a few thousand years old...

      @ameirmohammed192@ameirmohammed1926 күн бұрын
    • Adam and Eve were born adults, so was there earth.

      @user-qj1cv3tl7v@user-qj1cv3tl7v6 күн бұрын
    • Then the rings probably don’t mean years but seasons and yes the trees must be enormously thick to be that old. There’s more evidence of it being 6000 years old.

      @sofiabravo1994@sofiabravo19944 күн бұрын
    • There are false rings due to seasonal weather and hardships. It’s not as accurate as you believe…

      @sofiabravo1994@sofiabravo19944 күн бұрын
  • This was awesome. Thank you so much

    @toots4jesus@toots4jesus5 ай бұрын
  • The wine that jesus turned from water was a few minutes old but it was the same as a 100 year old fermented wine. In fact, if they could measure it, it would seem that way.

    @Hehehe-hf7rq@Hehehe-hf7rq9 ай бұрын
    • and Santa Claus' Reindeer are are all adults except for Rudolph which is a juvenile , this is all making sense now !

      @MrLeonightis@MrLeonightis9 ай бұрын
    • @@MrLeonightis nope you dont make sense

      @Hehehe-hf7rq@Hehehe-hf7rq9 ай бұрын
    • @@MrLeonightisyeah, but how old is blitzen?

      @dasmuss6174@dasmuss61749 ай бұрын
    • Are you saying that God created the earth to look old and that could be measured as old?

      @rolandoaponte214@rolandoaponte2149 ай бұрын
    • God didn't create the Earth to look "old", He created the Earth to look MATURE, get your facts straight...

      @Kendude44@Kendude449 ай бұрын
  • Can't have death before sin. That is a super excellent point!

    @Chimpnole@Chimpnole9 ай бұрын
    • Oh really? Do you know that your Blood cells die every 3 months and your liver producers new red blood cells? And every 7 years every cell in your body is replaced? What do you call that?

      @Peekaboo-Kitty@Peekaboo-Kitty3 ай бұрын
    • Then what would have happened if Adam ate from the fruit of the tree of life? It's pretty clear that according to the Genesis Fable he would only have lived forever after he ate the fruit.

      @Locust13@Locust132 ай бұрын
    • Yes you can. Your blood cells in your body die every 3 months. Your entire body is replaced by new cells every 7 years. What do you call that?

      @Peekaboo-Kitty@Peekaboo-Kitty2 ай бұрын
    • PROVE IT.

      @Peekaboo-Kitty@Peekaboo-Kitty2 ай бұрын
    • @@Locust13 unfortunately your ignorance of scripture, while quoting from it, is your downfall here.

      @ChristisLord2023@ChristisLord2023Ай бұрын
  • Right. You keep telling yourself that.

    @twolaneasphalt4459@twolaneasphalt44592 ай бұрын
  • Great Video! Definitely Sharing this to glorify God.

    @Ironmon007@Ironmon0076 ай бұрын
  • And if the dating laboratories say that young rocks are difficult to age accurately (being 350,000 to 2.8 million years off like with Mount Saint Helens), a young Earth of only about 6,000 years would also be difficult to age.

    @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62989 ай бұрын
    • Dating laboratories? These frauds selected a test (Potassium Argon) that they KNOW is not suitable for material younger than 350,000. This is willful satanic deception

      @excelsior6365@excelsior63659 ай бұрын
    • Peer review

      @user-yc7nc9sj3t@user-yc7nc9sj3t8 ай бұрын
    • ​@@matt8264is that why all the other planets are round...were the only flat planet aye? 🙄

      @vickyesperanza8267@vickyesperanza82678 ай бұрын
    • @@vickyesperanza8267 Something can well be round AND flat, just like yummy pancakes... just saying. Planets are not just "round", they are nearly spherical.

      @GuyHeadbanger@GuyHeadbanger8 ай бұрын
    • @@vickyesperanza8267 Everything is located in the firmament not millions or billions of miles away. You cannot land on the moon or another planet. Again they were known as wandering stars for millennia. In regards to your comment: The other planets are round so the earth must be round is akin to saying all the billiard balls on the pool table are round so the table must be round. Faulty logic.

      @matt8264@matt82648 ай бұрын
  • We've only been studying radioactive elements for barely over 100 years and scientists think the rates must be constant 😅

    @warren286@warren2869 ай бұрын
    • They cross reference them with each other and other methods of dating to assure accuracy and reliability. Why would radioactive decay change over time. Why would your god purposely make the age of the Earth appear older in orders of magnitude.

      @dross4207@dross42079 ай бұрын
    • They are, for the most part at least, using the laws of physics that have been studied for 100s of years, we can predict, and use our scientific theories(theories are bassically laws not like a "theory") to uncover the secrets of the earth. For example with c14 diamonds, diamonds are being formed all the time, not all are billions if years old, all they require is pressure and heat to be made, hell we make them in labs all the time

      @ephemeral6224@ephemeral62249 ай бұрын
    • In the Christian worldview, we have good reason to believe the future will be like the past because the orderly Christian God, which is necessary for science and its repeatability of experiments. With materialism, time and chance acting on matter gives us no good reason to believe materialism produced consistent from the inconsistent. We call this "justification" for a belief.

      @josht1901@josht19019 ай бұрын
    • Religion is rapidly. Becoming obsolete as Stone tools The true new age is on its way. But you keep your memorabilia. Trinkets and souvenirs For the multicultural festivities. In hell

      @brianperkins-lt1sn@brianperkins-lt1sn9 ай бұрын
    • I am a Christian and believe that God created as described in the Bible, not through evolution as some Christians believe. I will detail my thoughts here because they may help others realize that there had to be a creator and that macro evolution is not plausible. The evolutionary claim is that evolution needs a tremendous amount of time to create life at all at then a change in kinds because the changes that might occur at any point in time would be improbable (today we see minor changes within species happening very infrequently) and tiny. If all one is thinking about is that to get cumulatively big changes from many incrementally small changes, one will naturally conclude that we need much time. But there is a fly in the ointment. The theory of evolution has the problem of living organisms with relatively short lifespans and which can't wait long periods of time for all parts to evolve--certainly no longer than their lifespan but realistically no longer than a few minutes since life can't exist at all without all parts. But even inanimate objects can pose a problem. Mousetraps, for example and if they could evolve, would rust and rot, leading to degradation of quality and functionality while waiting for all parts to evolve. Organisms don't live forever, and skeletons with blood (heart, blood vessels, and the blood itself) can't wait even a generation let alone millions of years for the next bodily system (nervous, respiratory, muscular, endocrine, urinary, immune, digestive, or the integumentary system with skin, sweat glands and more) to evolve. Even one generation is far too much time because you can't have a skeleton with blood for any period of time let alone a whole generation. Life does not occur at all if you have only a few parts. You need ALL PARTS AT ONCE!!! Sexual reproduction in living organisms adds another layer of complexity partly because reproduction has to happen in a period of time shorter than the lifespan of the organism in order for the continuation of the species (in humans, within about a 30-year period) and because two organisms (male and female) in the same species have to evolve complementary systems/organs within a short enough period of time (not millions of years) for the species to survive. In fruit flies with a lifespan of about 40-50 days, that window of opportunity shrinks substantially. Not only that, but there are many types of sexual reproduction (e.g., bees, birds, frogs, and fish) so one can't say that the miraculously chance event had to happen only once and then was carried into all other organisms. I have a garden, and I see infrequent micro changes happen over the years (leaf shape or color on a couple of plants), but these kinds of changes only create variation within that kind of plant (e.g., citrus or fig tree) and don't result in macro evolution. The changes are also not rapid enough to account for the initial organism coming into existence (with all parts and systems and the incredibly complex DNA code/program evolving before the organism dies and to evolve quickly enough to enable life at all) or for the creation of a totally different type of organism. Darwin himself said that incremental micro changes (better and better, more and more) over a supremely long period of time (e.g., bird beaks changing in shape and size over a generation) might create macro evolution. But as we see above, time does not work in evolution's favor. Additionally, that DNA code (like a computer program) had to come first before even a single part of an organism means that natural selection through an organism with many parts could not have been what birthed the code--neither instantly nor over millions of years. But for DNA to exist at all (without intelligence/design/order/code/programming ability is impossible as it is needed to create the various parts of the cell), the cell''s nucleus would already have to have existed. And the only way for both nucleus and DNA to have existed at same time is through a creator. Frank Turek (not that I agree with everything he has said) gave a great example of how an outside force can overcome the laws of physics: the strength of a human arm can lift something from low to high, countering gravity. (In the same way, we see limitation after limitation in the natural world that only a creator's power and intelligence could overcome.)

      @jennifereverett6298@jennifereverett62989 ай бұрын
  • uranium-lead dating, abbreviated U-Pb dating, is one of the oldest and most refined of the radiometric dating schemes. It can be used to date rocks that formed and crystallized from about 1 million year to over 4.5 billion years ago with routine precisions in the 0.1-1% range.

    @eyelight3056@eyelight30562 ай бұрын
    • But how do we know it is uniform all the way back? We don't have an absolute sample that we know is a billion years old to accurately test to know the system is accurate. Basically we have to believe it is accurate by faith.

      @jamminjimmy3848@jamminjimmy38482 ай бұрын
    • @@jamminjimmy3848 physics don't change...

      @OnigoroshiZero@OnigoroshiZero29 күн бұрын
    • If you go back far enough the physics do change

      @adamray9857@adamray985721 күн бұрын
    • ​@@jamminjimmy3848because if it was different...physics would have changed...and if that happens then ALL scientific theories are wrong...from germs to gravity.

      @andrewtheking6352@andrewtheking635220 күн бұрын
    • and that is why you get numbers far from reality everytime you use this methode to messure the age of rocks with known age (Aetna, St. Helens. Krakatau, Hawaii, Island and many more)… very logical. We should determine the worth of a method by provable results, not by what a religion (Darwinism, evolutionism) commands

      @filmevoncosima@filmevoncosima20 күн бұрын
  • Absolutely LOVE this guy!!!❤ What a powerful ministry

    @karenmurrin-miller4241@karenmurrin-miller42414 ай бұрын
  • Many don't talk about it because that information is not pertinent to one's salvation and has not been revealed to us. It's nice to speculate, but we really don't know.

    @ISupportIsraelForever@ISupportIsraelForever8 ай бұрын
    • Correct but fake religions purposely call Genesis fake to lead people away

      @cryptochris9001@cryptochris90013 ай бұрын
  • Another great talk by CMI. THEY are amazing. Praise God for them ALL.

    @lizmileman1314@lizmileman13148 ай бұрын
  • Motivated reasoning. You have motivation to find out that the 6000 years old we are scientist has the motivation to find out what the truth is. You start with your conclusion that it must be 6,000 years old and then you find the evidence to fit that where scientists look at all the evidence and conclude what is most probable most likely to be true

    @IgnoranceBegetsConfidence@IgnoranceBegetsConfidence6 ай бұрын
    • Evolution theory starts with the assumption that the Earth is billions of years old and they make the evidence fit that narrative. So, there are aspects that depend on your worldview. The main test is: are there other evidences in historical books, archaeology, cosmology that support your theory. And in this sense, Creation comes on top (if you're non-biased).

      @GuillermoPerez-qg8mz@GuillermoPerez-qg8mzАй бұрын
    • @@GuillermoPerez-qg8mz ouch. Zues comes on top if your non baised. if i or say somthing that does not make it true. how silly of you. archaeology, cosmology evideice. yes fossil records and rediometric dating. cosmology.... starts, light, distance speed, ... do you not read? is it a case of just being ignorant?

      @IgnoranceBegetsConfidence@IgnoranceBegetsConfidenceАй бұрын
    • @@GuillermoPerez-qg8mz it is a proven fact that the earth is around 4.5 billion years old. Physics do NOT change over time, you just need to learn and understand how they work, and then you can just extrapolate from that as much as you want, everything will work.

      @OnigoroshiZero@OnigoroshiZero29 күн бұрын
    • Physics DO change over time since time is relative and all matter used to be squished into one ball

      @adamray9857@adamray985721 күн бұрын
    • @OnigoroshiZero You may assume the Earth to be 4.5 billion years old but it is not a fact, and there is no empirical evidence to certify this. Therefore, what you call fact is just a theory.

      @GuillermoPerez-qg8mz@GuillermoPerez-qg8mz19 күн бұрын
  • And the where written by many different people at different times and it fits perfectly

    @robertalexanderlamey9356@robertalexanderlamey93567 күн бұрын
  • This has to make sense, science tries to dismiss our belief that the earth is millions and billions of years old with dinosaurs and stuff. I was stuck on the mystery of dinosaurs and how there couldve been people before Adam if God first made Adam. Science is an assumption of creation instead of the belief of the creator. We must believe in the Lord. My mind is blown away. Everything makes sense to me. Thank you.

    @rcboy17@rcboy179 ай бұрын
    • cassim, we believers in God's Holy Bible DON'T believe that the earth is millions and billions of years old.

      @earlysda@earlysda9 ай бұрын
    • Human created religion ... We human we r God

      @firstbornlohe7578@firstbornlohe75789 ай бұрын
    • @@firstbornlohe7578 We are made in the image of God as a by product of his extension. There has to be a beginning and that beginning must've started with God. So if you say we created God, then you must say that we conceived the idea of God from God himself in the beginning because every idea of conception came after that. We cannot base our thoughts and emotions on feeling, history is factually documented that if we were to say history is false then how can we believe we really created God. You don't even know where you came from with factual evidence that was conceived over time. So I pray for you brother to conceive of a idea greater than yourself because ultimately you will pass away but your soul I want to be saved before you reject the gospel and perish in hell.

      @rcboy17@rcboy179 ай бұрын
    • For eternity*

      @rcboy17@rcboy179 ай бұрын
    • @@firstbornlohe7578iohe, you speak just like Satan did to Eve. . Please repent.

      @earlysda@earlysda9 ай бұрын
  • When I was in university I drove a ½ day down to ICR in Lakeside. The reason was I was surprised to be the only Christian in a creation v evolution debate. I got my hat handed to me. I wish I had the internet and tons of resources to use like now. Here, 40 years later I still remember what I could have done if only...

    @ernee100@ernee1008 ай бұрын
    • thanks for trying though, faith is what matters, the world will always be against God's word

      @daletaco835@daletaco8357 ай бұрын
    • @@daletaco835 you're a good man, Dale. See you up there.

      @ernee100@ernee1007 ай бұрын
    • @roscius6204 nice try. Explain the reality of soft tissue in dinosaurs from multiple specimens spanning 6 decades. ...or is your bias too scared to even do a Google search? Are you able to comprehend the ratification of this discovery? How about the Organic Chemistry approach? There is no way to build left handed amino acid chains needed for life in the miniscule 4 billion years, not to mention carbohydrates, lipids, etc. You sir, are the one leaning on faith: Not i.

      @ernee100@ernee1007 ай бұрын
    • This interviewee is woefully ignorant of science but don’t take my word for it, do like I do and research both sides of the issue.

      @robindhood9125@robindhood91256 ай бұрын
    • @@robindhood9125 the burden of proof is on you in finding fault. I spoke of reasons why I don't believe in evolution. Please either counter them. I cannot see the evidence I've seen and evolution being viable. Based on what I've seen in the world over the last 5 years, I can see weak minded people swallowing whatever the state spoons out. Masks any one?

      @ernee100@ernee1006 ай бұрын
  • Great video. Straightforward and well explained.

    @chinita1pr@chinita1pr6 ай бұрын
    • How would you know if it was straightforward lol😅 clown

      @lifeisgood339@lifeisgood3396 ай бұрын
    • You're the one posting messages all over the comment section and I'm the clown? Okay 🤡😂

      @chinita1pr@chinita1pr6 ай бұрын
  • 30:00 The dating of rock. Lava is molton Rock, so once it has solidified from its molton state, it becomes a solid. In your statement, you said you could categorically say how old it was, but when did it become molton? It could have been in that state for tens of thousands of years. I make a block of ice from water, you know, when it became a block of ice, but how old is the water. Take a look at a very familiar rock, COAL. In my country, UK, this is usually mined from very deep pits, sometimes up to a mile deep. These coal seams are old forests and vegitation, which, over time, have become compressed over thousands of years as the earth above them gets thicker and thicker. In these coal seams, sometimes you can identify ferns and timber that have left their impressions in the coal. None of this happen within six thousand years. I do find what you have to say very interesting, but the foundation of your theories appears very weak.

    @oshiforb7445@oshiforb74456 ай бұрын
    • Call and debate Kent

      @cryptochris9001@cryptochris90013 ай бұрын
    • But your problem with his assumption is at the very least the same, if not magnified when presented to the radio dating method's assumptions. The fact that your question even has the interrogative word "when" presents a major problem. The method in question is a method of dating something. However, according to you, and I don't necessarily think your wrong in asking, you need to know "when" a part of the process which is used by the method occurs. If your question for him is when did the rock become molten, I think the obvious question for the radio dating method would then be, when was the carbon(or whatever is being measured) added to the rocks? And how much? And how could you be sure?

      @mpersand@mpersand3 ай бұрын
    • The coal didn't form over a very long. It was dumped there rapidly by the Flood and was then covered rapidly by Flood born sediments and the process continued. Your belief that coal formed by old forests dying amd being covered slowly is seen nowhere in the world and is physically impossible. Think it through. And keep watching these kind of videos. Read some books. Contentious Bones by Rupe and Sandford is great. Genetic Entropy by Sandford. Enjoy.

      @mattl3023@mattl30233 ай бұрын
    • @@mattl3023 prove your theory, with physical evidence.

      @oshiforb7445@oshiforb74453 ай бұрын
    • @@oshiforb7445 There are broken tree trunks that run many meters through coal seams from top to bottom. No roots, no branches and no soil. They didn't grow in that location because the roots are missing. Logically, they were broken off violently from where they grew leaving their roots behind and ended up floating uoright in water. When they were too water-logged, they pencil dropped to the bottom heavy end first where they came to rest on plant matter. As water-boune material sank on the surface above, it accumulated around these tree trunks and eventually they were buried. This process continued for some time as seen by multiple polystrate fossils in the same coal seam. They are also found in cliff faces where they are surrounded by rock rather than coal. How would it work from your current perspective? Upright tree trunks with no roots or branches growing in plant matter that eventually turns into coal. No roots? No soil? How did they grow? And how do you get such trees to stand there for tens of thousands of years without rotting away while they are buried? Any idea?

      @mattl3023@mattl30233 ай бұрын
  • Wow!! Great points!!

    @aimee1860@aimee18609 ай бұрын
  • Not trying to be on the opposition of anything, just genuinely curious. But, if the earth isn’t old then I’m gonna assume that means that the earth’s mountains wasn’t much different than they are now when they was created. I live in southern Appalachia, I’ve always been told and read that the Appalachians are the oldest mountain range in the world, and when they were formed they were even taller than the Himalayas (the youngest mountain range). I’m assuming also that a young earth belief doesn’t include Pangea, or any kind of continents breaking apart and moving along the mantle until they eventually came to where they are today after many different shifts, collisions, splits, etc over millions of years. But, if that’s the case then why do underground coal miners here in Appalachia constantly find fossils of tropical plants, not only that, but coal itself is composed of ancient plant matter that has been compressed under mountains for millions of years, hence why it’s a, “fossil fuel”. So my question is I guess, if the plates never shifted, and Appalachia was never a tropical landscape and environment then why are those fossils there, or why is there even coal there literally deep beneath mountains? Also, didn’t watch much of the video, so they may have talked about something in relation, sorry 😅.

    @VIOLENT_DREAMS_SEKY@VIOLENT_DREAMS_SEKY8 ай бұрын
    • ^^ and the fountains of the deep opening up explains continental shift and mountains.

      @gracefellowship9494@gracefellowship94942 ай бұрын
  • Very good.

    @joeysplats3209@joeysplats32096 ай бұрын
  • Amen . Hallelujah! Thanks

    @riaandoyle8196@riaandoyle81965 ай бұрын
  • I'm half way into this, and its already the most powerful and important video I've ever seen anywhere. I guess a Thank you is in order. Thank you sincerely

    @JustMe-gw3eo@JustMe-gw3eo9 ай бұрын
  • This was really quite an amazing discussion.

    @projectmakhtesh3835@projectmakhtesh38359 ай бұрын
    • ? what discussion? This is just childish propaganda by a couple of people who have such an agenda they have no clue about critical thinking.

      @boxofstars5491@boxofstars54918 ай бұрын
    • Yes amazing…amazingly stupid and in fact quite childish!! 6,000 years old?? Hahahahaha You do know that is absurd right??!!

      @dipdo7675@dipdo76758 ай бұрын
    • Agreed. It was amazing how much Mark Harwood, who has a Ph.D in antenna design/computers suffers from the Dunning-Kruger effect believing that he alone knows more about all the different methods of radiometric dating and sedimentation rates, tree rings, ice cores, geologic strata etc than every single expert in the field of geology, biology, and basically every single field of science that uses this technique. He must think that the oil/gas industry that uses evolutionary theory to prospect for new hydrocarbon deposits must be all pure luck and/or Satanic magic. Or perhaps he should be out protesting NASA's Mars rovers (and helicopter) whose missions depend on millions of years worth of erosion and mineral deposits in an ancient lake? And he didn't even provide a source to his either his own research paper or even his peer review of the existing papers! Oh he didn't write anything? I wonder why. Absolutely amazing discussion that perfectly demonstrates the Dunning-Kruger effect.

      @wefinishthisnow3883@wefinishthisnow38838 ай бұрын
    • @@boxofstars5491 There are at least 5 levels of extreme complexities, that the first cell would have to cross, in order, but without a creator, some of those levels would have to take several millions of years for the next step, without the benefit of life !

      @studygodsword5937@studygodsword59375 ай бұрын
  • My favorite part about mount saint helens is the mini Grand Canyon. I took 24 hours to form. It is my belief that that eruption was by Gods hands to show a few things and prove a few points.

    @jamiehage1839@jamiehage18395 ай бұрын
    • The wall of that canyon is loose sand. The Grand Canyon consists of rocks

      @globalcoupledances@globalcoupledances4 ай бұрын
  • great content and well presented!

    @jwheatly@jwheatly4 ай бұрын
  • There is a funny moment in Doctor Who, a clearly reliable source. He has to wait, so he pulled a book out of his pocket, "How it all Began." He opened the book and said, "He's got it wrong in the first paragraph! Why didn't he ask someone who was there?"😅

    @Torby4096@Torby40969 ай бұрын
    • Which Doctor was that? Season/episode please.

      @thetravelerformallyknowasw7912@thetravelerformallyknowasw79129 ай бұрын
    • @thetravelerformallyknowasw7912 Tom Baker. I'm not a big enough fan to remember episode. The brig was involved.

      @Torby4096@Torby40969 ай бұрын
    • @@pedalandpop783 Sorry, I don't do drugs😉

      @Torby4096@Torby40968 ай бұрын
    • @@Torby4096 Makes more sense than this video.

      @freddan6fly@freddan6fly16 күн бұрын
  • This really helped me, thank you so much!!

    @ozztam@ozztam9 ай бұрын
    • helped you what?

      @UrbFoxFact@UrbFoxFact8 ай бұрын
  • Thank you

    @crismi144@crismi1446 ай бұрын
  • Terima kasih untuk pencerahannya. Salam dari Jakarta.

    @georgearthurmantiri@georgearthurmantiri2 ай бұрын
  • Love to hear you interview Richard Dawkins.

    @eugeneparker9333@eugeneparker93338 ай бұрын
    • Dawkins said, on his interview with Alex O'Connor, that he wouldn't bother giving his time for generic dumbasses anymore (I'm paraphrasing here).

      @arushan54@arushan543 ай бұрын
    • @@arushan54 Can you blame him? I get sick of it after 10 minutes of that type of interaction, but Dawkins has logged *thousands of hours* doing the same thing. I have no idea how he justified going as long as he did. Better to try once, and then just leave the idiots behind. Or just don't even try. People who can't figure such hideously basic things out on their own aren't going to suddenly become smart via outside help.

      @ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid3 ай бұрын
    • What John Lennox’s discussion with Dawkins, they’re excellent

      @natlovell122@natlovell12224 күн бұрын
  • My unbelieving husband's reaction to my stating that I'm starting to believe in flat earth told me everything I needed to know... He's going to get the divorce he asked for(yes, there's a lot more to it than just this). Anytime I mention anything Godly, he responds with so much hate it hurts. I cannot tolerate that in the home I pay for.

    @angelamurphy6233@angelamurphy62339 ай бұрын
    • I’m curious, how did u end up with an unbelieving husband, did u come to God during your marriage, just curious that’s all?

      @knowyourself9534@knowyourself95349 ай бұрын
    • God please heal this situation, and be glorified.

      @stagename2@stagename29 ай бұрын
    • 🙏resolution

      @johntheo4729@johntheo47299 ай бұрын
    • When a claim made by man and the evidence of the world do not agree, I wonder which is closer to God? When a man attempts to discredit the very creation itself in order to hold himself up as a higher authority, I wonder which he serves, God or himself....

      @RookWorx@RookWorx9 ай бұрын
    • I pray that the lord will comfort you. As you go down the questioning path, as Jesus for guidance, wisdom and truth. The fear if the lord is the beginning of wisdom. Because what good is knowledge without wisdom. I have questioned my faith (while still holding on to it) through evolution, flat earth etc. So what id like to say is in summary, what this video is about is observation (which the scientific method is) and how radiometric dating has assumptions because you cant observe the past. What can be observed in the present? Earth itself. How has earth been observed? What is the conclusion based on the observation? Just a thought to saturate in. Im sorry about your divorce. A husband should be able to sit and talk, discuss with his wife. and not hate. Just first go to Jesus for wisdom and pray on it. He will show you through his word. God bless you on your adventure with him.

      @CJ-Mahol@CJ-Mahol9 ай бұрын
  • Potassium-argon dating - The half-life of potassium-40 is 1.3 billion years, far longer than that of carbon-14, allowing much older samples to be dated.

    @TheBillypitts@TheBillypitts3 ай бұрын
  • God created everything, period. He also created time. No matter what is discussed, even the vibration of your vocal chords when you speak the words you’re speaking? His idea, his creation, part of his plan. What do we have? The choice to listen to others and be of this world, or pray and listen to him through the Holy Spirit. It’s so simple, these conversations we all watch here are irrelevant.

    @MrMattuse@MrMattuse6 ай бұрын
  • These guys are spot on. If you don’t believe the bible 100% you should not call yourself a Christian. Instead agnostic might be a better label.

    @mrrolandlawrence@mrrolandlawrence9 ай бұрын
    • That’s a bit harsh isn’t it? The only thing I have to believe is that Christ died for my sins. Or does the Bible teach that we have to believe Christ died for our sins AND that the earth is 6000 years old?

      @SMaamri78@SMaamri788 ай бұрын
    • Which version is 100% right? King James? English Standard? Older versions written in Hebrew or Aramaic?

      @3Xero3@3Xero36 ай бұрын
    • I do believe the Bible but you're reading it WRONG! The Bible never says how old the earth is. The Ancient Hebrews didn't even know where the Sun went every night!

      @Peekaboo-Kitty@Peekaboo-Kitty3 ай бұрын
    • You're wrong about this. As a Christian, I realize that ultimately, people wrote the Bible, not God. It's God's word as written by people, and in the case of Jesus and other historical figures, is a historical account. We aren't perfect, so the Bible can't be perfect. It's not possible. Only a book actually written by God can be literally perfect.

      @posthawk1393@posthawk13932 ай бұрын
    • @@posthawk1393 You are 100% correct. These people worship the Bible as their "God." They cherry pick all the verses they like and totally ignore all the verses they don't like.

      @Peekaboo-Kitty@Peekaboo-Kitty2 ай бұрын
  • Praise God! I had a similar liberating experience. Thanks be to God, I became a Catholic Christian about 6 years ago. I had led a secular life including university studies in Biology. In university, the false teaching of evolution is taught with such zeal and shuns any dissent. Once I learned more about the Truth and that the Bible is True, it changed everything. Thank you for your Witness.

    @donna3274@donna32749 ай бұрын
    • Jesus said to the apostles "I will make you fishers of men". Great for the fisherman, not so great for the fish. Stop being the fish! The church is milking you for money, and making you revile people you normally would get along with, about things that NOBODY CAN KNOW! Stop taking the bait. Read a science book instead of a book written +2000 years ago by goat herders. They though lightning was created by god because he was angry, people got sick because god was angry with them, people died because of god's will, etc..your god appears to be an angry a$$, if you truly believe the authors.

      @andrewromanik@andrewromanik9 ай бұрын
    • You became a Catholic Christian? Sorry, but I think you chose the wrong one.

      @mikebowlesmusic4515@mikebowlesmusic45159 ай бұрын
    • The false teachings come from Creation Universities and Christian apologists. They lie about many things and spread misinformation about evolution. What truth have you learned from the bible? The earth is not flat and stationary! The biblical flood is illogical folklore. Animals do not talk, nor can they magically warp from one continent to another without any trace of evidence. Stars do not fall to earth. A man can not survive inside of a fish for 3 days. All this, and much more! The gospel accounts contradict each other in many cases. So, what truth does the Bible hold? And what is wrong with living an ethically good, secular life?

      @andrewc1205@andrewc12059 ай бұрын
    • What in the bible made you say, yes this is true?

      @pokerman9108@pokerman91089 ай бұрын
    • @pokerman9108 it wasn't the Bible. If they actually READ the Bible they might see how ridiculous it is. But they (most) are just indoctrinated from a young age.

      @JRyder24@JRyder249 ай бұрын
  • It is without a doubt certain that if you do not know the original state of a sample you CANNOT know how to properly age said sample. Another outstanding point!

    @omutvtube3910@omutvtube39102 ай бұрын
    • @omutvtube3910 you can say that about absolutely every historical artifact in existence. Maybe all of history is a lie because none of us was alive to see it? You are acting desperate with your logic. That is concerning....

      @chad1682@chad16822 ай бұрын
    • @@chad1682 More faith than logic. Although, great faith usually leads to insightful logic because believing something is possible can lead to profound discovery. And I’m desperately trying not to laugh.

      @omutvtube3910@omutvtube39102 ай бұрын
    • @@omutvtube3910 You are desperately trying not to laugh about what? You are totally ignorant about a subject so you mock those who put in the time to learn about it. That is the sin of pride. Repent now!

      @chad1682@chad16822 ай бұрын
    • @@chad1682 Maybe I wasn’t specific enough. What I meant is that from the beginning, AND THROUGHOUT YEARS, no one can see what effects an object endures so that when dating anything it is easy to misdiagnose how old something is. That’s actually less logical & prideful ASSUMING things about a specimen without documenting its journey and what may alter its state to make a measurement illogical. This actually happened and why I laughed because it made me think about this time where layers were dated millions of years by a geological expert when the lake being observed was only 10 years old and the layers were only as old. I apologize if I sounded prideful that was not my intention. I hate pride and know it alls. When you can’t be wrong you’re already wrong. A wise man once said, “And if any man think that he knoweth any thing, he knoweth nothing yet as he ought to know.” Again I did not intend to sound arrogant, maybe I need to work on the way I present.

      @omutvtube3910@omutvtube39102 ай бұрын
    • @@omutvtube3910 You are still repeating the exact same mistake. You need to learn the basics of a scientific concept before you can debate the subject with anyone. If you cannot be bothered to learn about it then nobody will be bothered to give you a serious conversation. What if someone never read a single chapter of the Bible but then proceeded to lecture you on the subject? I suspect that you would be shocked and annoyed!

      @chad1682@chad16822 ай бұрын
  • Okay. This is quite helpful. But there’s still one argument that I can’t find a way to overcome. It’s an argument that Bill Nye made in debate against Ken Ham, and this is the argument. It’s how they see the yearly additions of layers when they take ice cores. Or tree rings. If you could solve those two for me, that would be swell! Lol

    @juliekeeney1538@juliekeeney15386 ай бұрын
    • Trees can produce more than one ring per year. Each tree ring is produced by seasons of drought, or heavy rain. Ice layers can form many layers per year also.

      @natccamp@natccamp5 ай бұрын
    • Can you find an ice core or tree ring that goes back a billion years???

      @jamminjimmy3848@jamminjimmy38482 ай бұрын
    • Glacial Girl. There a few P-38 Lightenings landed in Greenland during WW2. In the 1990s ateam searched for the aeroplanes and made what should have correct calculations based on the ideas contemporary regarding how long it takes for the snow and ice to cover the aircraft, how far under the surface and their co-ordinates. The estimated depth was about several metres. Where the found the aircraft was a few miles off from the estimated distance and more striking was the depth, which was about 270+ feet. Using the conventional ideas about Greenland ice layers would have meant these planes had landed centuries earlier, based on the depth alone. So there has to be a rethink as to how to interpret the Greenland ice layers. Layers do not indicate years or even change of season. In fact multiple layers can form over weeks with slight variations in temperature, a storm, wind direction changes and so forth. The surprised the scientists in the labs in mainland universities but not locals.

      @1969cmp@1969cmpАй бұрын
    • @@1969cmp Ah yes, the "if i see a hole in a wall, the wall doesnt exist" Fallacy

      @Ixiah27@Ixiah2718 күн бұрын
  • True faith is not blind belief, truth faith is logic as it should be. Great conversation you just shattered the doubts of millions faithful servant.

    @kofi7110@kofi71109 ай бұрын
    • Everyone uses logic, does that mean it's always reasonable or the conclusion always correct?

      @iloveyoursnottyattitude6137@iloveyoursnottyattitude61379 ай бұрын
    • THAT IS THE DUMBEST THING IVE EVER HEARD!

      @jonnybabich9667@jonnybabich96679 ай бұрын
    • Amen

      @jayrocky9067@jayrocky90679 ай бұрын
    • Blind Faith is the belief in something you Cannot See, but you hope it is true. Well, guess what the bibles say their "Faith" is? Yup you guess it, it says it's "Faith" is that exact same thing! So like it or not, religious faith IS BLIND faith. Just think, if any religion actually had ANY Real Evidence for its "god", then they wouldn't need "Faith"! They would be able to do what no religion has currently been able to do = PROVE their god.

      @MasterSpade@MasterSpade9 ай бұрын
    • @@gamesnroses7878 -- 1. You said to "Read the Bible for yourself" I have. I was a brainwashed christian for the first 30 years of my life. I believed and wanted and even needed it to be true. I believed, I prayed. I wanted to get "closer" to that god, so I did something too few believers do -- I READ the bibles. From the very first page on... WOW!!!! Contradictions, Errors, and EVIL done by and Commanded by that "god". But... I was a believer, so I did the Pro Style Gymnastics and made all the Excuses. I kept reading. But it was tiresome having to make so many Excuses for something that is claimed to be the "Perfect and Flawless word of god". But I finished it. I then told myself I would read it again, but that 2nd time with an OPEN MIND. I figured, IF there is a good god out there, then it would want us to ask all the tough questions. That would at least weed out all of the false gods. So... I read it again, with that Open Mind. BOY WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!!! I could no longer deny all the flaws in there. After that 2nd reading and research, it turned me Atheist. All that means is = I see ZERO real Evidence for any god. If only more people would actually READ those books with an Open Mind. 2. As for the Blind Faith thing, you said = "the Bible doesn’t say anything about “blind faith”. I have to ask, have you Read the bibles? Because it describes in there what it's version of "Faith" is, and it is the same explanation as Blind Faith. Blind Faith is = The belief in something you cannot see (hence the Blind part), but you Hope is true. Do you agree that is what blind faith is? This was true for me and most that read it with an Open Mind, problem is most believers never actually read it, instead they go to their place of worship and have the nice Hand-Picked parts read TO them = “Properly read, the Bible is the most potent force for atheism ever conceived.” - Isaac Asimov Honestly, do yourself a huge favor, read the bibles with an Open Mind, not a Brainwashed one and ask all the tough questions you know you have. Do some research. You will find out that the stories in the bibles are not even original but plagiarized. Fact is, we were LIED to by all the religions.

      @MasterSpade@MasterSpade9 ай бұрын
  • Still a fan of the RATE Project.

    @Hydroverse@Hydroverse9 ай бұрын
    • No kidding Ashame they can't teach catastrophic plate tectonics as an alternative to uniformitarianistic plate tectonics. Show folded mountains in Google images. Let the students see how logical a single global flood could be. Cold spots in the mantle. Man made items encased by coal So many anomalies explained by catastrophism

      @knightclan4@knightclan49 ай бұрын
    • @@knightclan4 The only concern I have with CPT is the apparent conflict with the Great Earthquake of Revelation being said to be the worst tectonic event ever since mankind has been on the Earth up until that point. It has mountains and islands being destroyed, but no global flood. But yeah, I agree a variety of views should be taught.

      @Hydroverse@Hydroverse9 ай бұрын
    • @@Hydroverse Today we see fault lines opening up in africa, california, big Earthquakes reaching 9 or higher volcanic eruptions increasing in frequency and size, it is good to note that since 1900, both volcanic eruptions and Earthquakes have increased in frequency and magnitude so something really big is about to happen on a global scale. Only God will God cut the days short as is written in mathew ch 24.

      @technicianbis5250@technicianbis52509 ай бұрын
    • @@Dr-Jonathan-Sarfati-FM Earthquake making mountains versus earthquake destroying mountains. Sounds similar enough to create concern with the model from a biblical perspective.

      @Hydroverse@Hydroverse9 ай бұрын
    • @@Dr-Jonathan-Sarfati-FM True. I guess it seems sketchy to me that tectonics would cause the Flood, but that's my interpretation of the text.

      @Hydroverse@Hydroverse9 ай бұрын
  • It took me a while to understand that the real person I needed to share my faith with was with myself. It took debate with an outsider to realize that while faith comes from hearing, the only real person who needed to continue to hear it was myself. I visit the Grand Canyon and they have a historical walk showing the age of the canyon, yet what is missing from that walk is faith. That is I don’t just believe that God created Adam as a baby, I took him to be created an adult, that takes faith to accept. In the same way no death before sin points to the willfulness of Adam’s rebellion. Thank you for your insight.

    @alanbingham8124@alanbingham81244 ай бұрын
  • It all makes sense, it's clear and obvious, therefore we must stop skipping those parts of Genesis that assure us we're not living on a crazy ball turning and flying somewhere through the unknown.

    @katarzynaandrzejczak3453@katarzynaandrzejczak34536 ай бұрын
    • My book says we are on a spinning ball tho. How do we know who is right?

      @kye4216@kye42166 ай бұрын
  • Informative video. Eye opener

    @condios3312@condios33129 ай бұрын
    • Brain rotting. This was full of BS that have nothing to do with actual reality.

      @OnigoroshiZero@OnigoroshiZero29 күн бұрын
  • Excellent excellent video and explanations with evidence thank you ❤

    @christinaevilsizer4929@christinaevilsizer49299 ай бұрын
    • the converse is true.....baseless claims with zero evidence.

      @UrbFoxFact@UrbFoxFact8 ай бұрын
    • That’s not evidence Dum Dum!!

      @dipdo7675@dipdo76758 ай бұрын
  • Keep up the good work

    @travisclawson2718@travisclawson27182 ай бұрын
  • Quite a few people commenting from a position of authority without actually having watched the video or knowing what they’re talking about.

    @iReelyFish@iReelyFishАй бұрын
  • Many Christians dont seem to be bothered about the significance of why this topic is so relevant to their faith but I believe if you treat genesis more like a story than fact it undermines too many other parts of the bible. What I would love to see is Mark in a discussion/debate with someone (cool headed like Mark) who comes from the evolutionary side. For as much as Mark presents a very compelling explaination of a young earth its not the same as listening to an objective, open and calm, rational to and fro discussion from someone who can challenge and be challenged in real time. I thought the host did a great job in this interview. I liked his relaxed but intuitive style. Keep up the good work !

    @darrenborn307@darrenborn3079 ай бұрын
    • One reason I left Christianity is because so many people insist on believing in outdated myths rather than focusing on the ministry of Jesus, who simply taught us to live righteously and love one another.

      @slappy8941@slappy89419 ай бұрын
    • I actually don't think you were ever a Christian in the first place,even though you thought you were.

      @shanematt@shanematt9 ай бұрын
    • Your last sentence is very telling.

      @shanematt@shanematt9 ай бұрын
    • @us3rG and many of Christianities followers and church leaders made it even worse.

      @andrewc1205@andrewc12059 ай бұрын
    • ⁠@@okgroomer1966No it’s really not, the faith people have in secular scientific interpretation is almost insurmountable. I LOVE empirical science though and what it has given us! Props to the many scientists that have made our lives better, thanks to the Creator..

      @tcgreen11@tcgreen119 ай бұрын
  • Loved this video. Connected the dots for me finally 😊

    @road2aesthetics242@road2aesthetics2429 ай бұрын
    • so you were already delusional.....you just need the confirmation. kudos.

      @UrbFoxFact@UrbFoxFact8 ай бұрын
    • @@UrbFoxFact sure mate. Kudos

      @road2aesthetics242@road2aesthetics2428 ай бұрын
  • Can you explain time dilation and how it might be impacting the perception of the age of the universe?

    @nickylouse2@nickylouse25 ай бұрын
    • I've wondered this often! If time essentially slows down as you get closer to the speed of light, then why is light not subjected to the same reality? If I travel at the speed of light, then I will age at the same speed as the light particle that I am traveling next to... So curious!

      @loganfeller6737@loganfeller67374 ай бұрын
    • You can't travel at the speed of light, because as your speed increases, so does your mass, and as you approached the speed of light you would have infinite mass, and time would stop.

      @levicraig6016@levicraig60164 ай бұрын
    • @@levicraig6016 obviously. It's a hypothetical question meant to understand how time is experienced at light speed.

      @loganfeller6737@loganfeller67374 ай бұрын
    • @@loganfeller6737 No, I wondered whether the expansion of the universe is constant with respect to our perception of time. Could the expansion have been highly accelerated at the beginning?

      @nickylouse2@nickylouse24 ай бұрын
    • @@loganfeller6737 @loganfeller6737 it's not necessarily obvious, I was simply answering a question, and I'm not particularly interested in your smug critique.

      @levicraig6016@levicraig60163 ай бұрын
  • Accepting the Masoretic text for Genesis 11 produces creation at 4004 (ish) BC. Using the Samaritan Pentatuch and LXX, and applying appropriate textual criticism brings creation to somewhere around 5557 BC.

    @Akapickles@AkapicklesАй бұрын
  • The flaw is: What do you mean by "age of a rock". If you take lava which is melted and resolidified rock, why do you take the moment of solidification as t= zero ?

    @blueblubber6607@blueblubber66078 ай бұрын
    • Exactly. If rocks had an age,they should all be exactly the same age. Sedimentary rock isn't real rock just because it got hard. It's the lack of our language that we even call many types of matter by group names. Our labelling something is not a statement of anything factual. God brought all the animals to Adam to see what he would call them. And we have been naming sh!t ever since, and thinking that by naming something, we have somehow understood and defined it. We delude ourselves with our pattern seeking brains.

      @HuFlungDung2@HuFlungDung27 ай бұрын
    • There is no flaw. If you date a piece of lava at 100 mln years, it is never younger, maybe its components are even older, but then the whole young earth story still falls apart.

      @urbanguard@urbanguard3 ай бұрын
    • ​@@urbanguardHow did you get that 100 million year age? We have documented age of the earth by men who witnessed and wrote it down. I'll go with that.

      @johnglad5@johnglad53 ай бұрын
    • @@johnglad5 The men you speak of were ignorant of everything around them, couldn't read or write and probably died at 30 of something they couldn't see. Everything was all handed down by word of mouth and written down a hundred years later by some other ignoramus who wasn't there. We have scientists now who can actually read and write and know how to use radiometric dating, so we know how old the earth is. I'll go with that.

      @urbanguard@urbanguard3 ай бұрын
    • If the moment of solidification is not taken as t=0, you in turn have the same, if not a bigger problem with the same dating methods he's criticizing. Now you have to ask, when does t=0? If it's the moment it came into existence, let's say the Big Bang, then everything would have the same date. I think he has to take the moment of solidification as t=zero, since that's probably what the sciences say. At least for extrusive igenous rocks, and upon searching this, it appears that is when that rock is considered "born".

      @mpersand@mpersand3 ай бұрын
  • This is an eye-opener. I always hard trouble believing the "millions and billions of years" stories, but I didn't quite know that I could get the truth from the Bible. I had never thought of it this way before. Thank you very much. Thank you.

    @limagraphics96@limagraphics969 ай бұрын
    • Loving Gods were once adolescent arsonists who drowned humans like kittens in a sack. If the One True Eternal God is made in everyone's image, what's his email/twitter handle, and does He party with Hunter B. ?

      @sativagirl1885@sativagirl18859 ай бұрын
    • ​@@sativagirl1885interesting response...quite creative. If those kittens are evil kittens, mass murderers or kitty pedophiles, then your analogy would be closer to the truth of the flood of Noah.

      @sbgtrading@sbgtrading8 ай бұрын
    • The earth IS millions upon millions of years old and God's word declares it.

      @billb3673@billb36738 ай бұрын
    • ​​@@sativagirl1885Just pray to Him. God is above such shallow, petty BS!

      @billb3673@billb36738 ай бұрын
    • The Bible aren't to be taken literally. It's inaccurate ( Jesus the Christ himself said this to his followers,)

      @AlexLightGiver@AlexLightGiver8 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for producing this video. I would like to add to what Mark was saying about the proof of historical evidence of the biblical validation. Everywhere there is evidence of a great deluge for instance when a man made dam has catastrophically failed the aftermath demonstrates on a small scale in comparison to what the deluge was like after the great flood of Noah. The grand canyon was formed by an enormous release of water and rocks, sediment and debris. It happened very quickly and over the thousands of years since the erosion has continued on a much smaller scale. Another thing is the observation of landslides and how destructive they are and one of the best examples is the Mount Saint Helens eruption. When you look at the amount of sediment that was moved from the mountain by that eruption it's mind boggling. The destruction of the world's land mass and the shifting of the continents during the great flood was so enormous that you really have to stretch your mind to imagine the destructiveness that took place. The evidence is in the aftermath which, we see all over the world. When you examine the evidence from a perspective of an astronaut and a geologist you can see very plainly what the effect of the great flood did to reshape the world. I would love to share more of my observations with you and Mark.

    @markduffield1147@markduffield11475 ай бұрын
    • I was just reading your comment. In it, you mentioned the shifting of the continents indicating that the force of a great flood caused this. The flood supposedly destroyed all life on land. So, how did life get across the oceans? Did not NOAHs ark come to rest on the mountains of Ararat. Genesis 8:4 says, "Then the ark rested in the seventh month, the seventeenth day of the month, on the mountains of Ararat." So life had to cross vast oceans in order to inhabit those lands, did it not? I believe that there was a catastrophic flood in the Mediterranean. If you go back throughout history regarding this particular area and look at evidence that is found today, there are towns and cities found deep beneath the Mediterranean Sea. This is a clear indication that the Mediterranean sea back then was much smaller. When the land bridge between Europe Gibraltar and North Africa existed, this was like a natural dam, therefore separating the Atlantic ocean and the Mediterranean basin. Now imagine an earthquake happening in that particular area and the natural dam broke because it became fractured and the millions of tonnes of water pressure bearing down on it from the Atlantic ocean. Now imagine that wave that would travel across the Mediterranean basin. Bringing water levels up to the level of the Atlantic. This would appear that the flood was global to those people and explains why so much evidence can be found of such an event because of all those submerged towns and cities in the Mediterranean. The story of this supposedly global flood has been handed down from generation to generation, which is why most of the world's cultures speak of such an event. So yes, a great flood in the Mediterranean did happen, but I doubt very much that it was global.

      @oshiforb7445@oshiforb74455 ай бұрын
    • The amount of dirt moved by an exploding volcanoes has no comparative relationship with rain water accumulating on Earth. Accumulating pools of water don't explode dirt revealing an underbelly of rock and lava. Water weighs down the surface, doesn't cause land to rise up into mountains, etc and especially for less than one year. I do believe there was a great flood, but if anything serious happened to the Earth to transform it, it wasn't because of a single event due to water, it was geologic in nature over vast eons of time, not hydrologic over a one year event.

      @SpaceCadet4Jesus@SpaceCadet4Jesus5 ай бұрын
    • flood of Noah. 🤣

      @oscarsotelo8548@oscarsotelo85485 ай бұрын
    • @oscarsotelo8548 Is that it? have you nothing more to add to your comment? At least you could give some reasoning with evidence backing up what you have to say. I would love for you to share with us your reasonings on this subject, but only if you can prove what you say with evidence to back up your claim. 🤔

      @oshiforb7445@oshiforb74455 ай бұрын
    • The Grand Canyon is a classic example of slow water erosion happening over thousands of years. There is a massive body of evidence to support this. Least not the fact that is observed to be still happening.

      @bsaneil@bsaneil3 ай бұрын
  • 31:36 Have non-volcanic rock samples been tested with potassium argon method and shown to produce inaccurate results?

    @Lion_lamb@Lion_lamb5 ай бұрын
  • Thanks a lot to this podcast, hope many more people listen to this amazing discussion 🙏🙏🙏🙏

    @aketoassumi4356@aketoassumi43569 ай бұрын
    • Well, for those who never truly read their Bible, I am sure. The Bible never mentioned how old the world is, so how do scientists figure that out I wonder. Incredibly stupid.

      @user-daStuff@user-daStuff8 ай бұрын
  • I would like to see him debate all this with Brian Cox. This is not a debate just two people agreeing with each other.

    @peterfarrelly2437@peterfarrelly24377 ай бұрын
    • I don't think this was meant to be a debate friend

      @anthonychiocca8835@anthonychiocca88354 ай бұрын
    • @@anthonychiocca8835 maybe not 🤷

      @peterfarrelly2437@peterfarrelly24374 ай бұрын
    • Dumb and Dumber

      @houtbay9@houtbay93 ай бұрын
    • Who said it was a debate?

      @ronaldperry@ronaldperry3 ай бұрын
    • @@ronaldperry nobody

      @peterfarrelly2437@peterfarrelly24373 ай бұрын
  • Petroleum geologists use an old Earth framework to successfully explore for and find natural resources.

    @patldennis@patldennis5 ай бұрын
    • Right but they utilize relative carbon dating for that. It doesn't matter if they use numbers around 10,000 years, 10 million years, or even 100 billion years. It would be consistent relative to other rocks and therefore the actual age is pointless.

      @h20deliriousfan82@h20deliriousfan823 ай бұрын
    • ​@@h20deliriousfan82carbon dating is not used for anything more than 50k years old.... this is basic.

      @IIrandhandleII@IIrandhandleII2 ай бұрын
    • @@h20deliriousfan82 why do all the scientists believe the evidence for an old earth if it’s so clearly wrong?

      @CJ-ik8qf@CJ-ik8qfАй бұрын
    • On top of the other responses in this thread, more recent studies in oil have discovered that it could be produced through possible inorganic processes.

      @litigioussociety4249@litigioussociety4249Ай бұрын
    • @CJ-ik8qf clearly wrong? Doubtfully. And scientists believe or have belief? Also Doubtful. I would suggest that scientists know, and they know what they've been taught, and the teachers also scientists, which make hypothesis and then test them, and based on the outcomes under hypothesis testing, they make determinations. It's far from "Belief". I wonder what a scientist's response would be to all this. 🤔

      @AG-rl5pw@AG-rl5pwАй бұрын
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