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Joseph Farah Celebrates Earth's 6,028th Birthday With Some Facts About Dinosaurs

Submitted by Miranda Blue on Thursday, 10/23/2014 10:57 am

WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah reminds us today that October 23 is the day that 17th-century scholar James Ussher deduced was the day on which God created the Earth in the year 4004 BC, thus making today the Earth’s 6,028th birthday. Farah marks the occasion by taking on some of the scientific quibbles with Young Earth Creationism, including the science showing that the earth is billions of years old and that dinosaurs roamed the earth millions of years ago. While science “can never prove the age of the Earth,” Farah argues, ”God can, however, prove the age of the Earth because He was there. And someday, when He returns to judge His creation, He might just do that.” He then argues that ancient depictions of mythical beasts are proof that humans coexisted with dinosaurs. “Is it crazier for me to believe the world is around 6,000 years old than it is to accept as scientific fact that it is actually millions or billions of years old?” he asks.

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[Comrade Grumpy]

1. Happy Earth Creation Day!

[Takket]

2. The answer to his question at the end is "yes".

[hifiguy]

3. If stupidity were gold

creationists would have enough to buy the moon a thousand times over.

[JHB]

4. Yes, it is crazier. And much, much lazier.

Evaluating the two on their merits would take actual work. It takes time and effort to develop expertise in scientific disciplines, more so to speak knowledgeably across multiple disciplines.

For that matter, it takes time and effort to develop expertise in theology.

Much easier to blather bullshit. Much more lucrative too, these days.

[KamaAina]

5. My favorite piece of creationist fluff is the CDK (c-decay) theory

in which the nutters hypothesize that the speed of light (c, as in e=mc2) has been decreasing over time, which explains* why all that radiation appears to be from millions of years ago, instead of last Tuesday.

edit: How did I discover this? You might well ask. I was searching for information about dolphins in Australia, and come to find out, one of the CDK nutters is an Aussie named Lambert Dolphin!

[Half-Century Man]

6. The Earth and I share the same birthday?