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From Canada.com:
A Canadian-led team of scientists has discovered what they say is the oldest indisputable evidence of life on Earth -- the fossilized trackways of slithering microbes in a 3.35-billion-year-old rock from Australia.
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
I say its less than 6000 years old and most probably died in the Flood of Noahs day and would be around 4500 years old.
Originally posted by shadow_soldier1975
evolution vs creation....that is a whole new thing (since evolution is BS..lol)....
My thoughts are believe what ever you want...thats your choice...
I just can't wrap my head around something being that old, and that we can test it and know its age because of a formula some guy made up.
Originally posted by Horrificus
We do not have ALL the answers.
To either believe that we know God's Will, or the true history and development of our planet is a ridiculous, pompous dangerous assumption.
Information, theories and beliefs will be changing as long as we exist here.
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
That is funny, I would sure like to ask the Canadian a few things about his "Indisputable" evidence. See I dispute it now, which means it is not indisputable.
They date the fossils by the layer, they date the layer by the fossils, its all circular and made up. They then use different bad sciences to try to prove their made up layer theory. They throw out all the readings that don't fit into their timeline theory. They also make up the content of minerals in those fossils, they go by the rate of decay. So in this manner of dating you find out how much of some mineral or such is in the fossil, you then find the rate of decay of that element. Then you subtract the Live animals KNOWN ELEMENT LEVEL subtract the current level and use the rate of decay information to get your age. So i only have one question...
When that fossil was alive what was it's level of that element they tested?
Oh they don't know and they "GUESS" the levels and subtract the current level from the "GUESSED" level. So I say that the original level of the creature was way lower than they say. It is just my "GUESS" but my guess is as good as theres. I say its less than 6000 years old and most probably died in the Flood of Noahs day and would be around 4500 years old.
Unless one of you have a live creature that is still in his original time and earth conditions to tell his level of the element for a fact, IT IS ALL GUESSING...
Originally posted by Stari
I'm sorry but I don't see any proof of evolution here. Microbes are just another form of life wether they lived 3 billion years ago or 5 years ago. Microbes are still here and will always be here.
I believe in the hybridization theory and since this does not prove evolution I will continue to believe in it.
Nice story though if it is true and someone can actually measure how old something is even though elements like weather and climates changed over the billions of billions of years and could change the results of the tests.
Na.. I can't get on board with that. Those date results can't be accurate.
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
They date the fossils by the layer, they date the layer by the fossils, its all circular and made up.