(Note: I know I have posted this before on other sites on the web, but since I've been talking about the relationship with Earth and the Scriptures I thought I'd share it again here).
So, how old is the earth? And what about all these claims of the Earth being millions and billions of years old? Well, the answer is shocking and quite simple. WE'VE BEEN LIED TO! The dating methods that are used to measure how old the planet are proven false but are still presented as "fact." According to Science magazine (Volume 141, 1963, page 634), a living mollusk was tested with the radiometric method Carbon-14 and the reading said it was DEAD for 3,000 years while it was STILL ALIVE! Carbon-14 is still used today to measure how old rocks are and such.
Also, another method that is used is Potassium Argon and this has also been proven inaccurate as well. In the Journal of Geophysical Research (Volume 73, July 15 1968, page 4601), lava rocks were tested by Potassium Argon from a volcano that erupted and it's reading showed that it erupted 3 billion years ago. But IT ACTUALLY ERUPTED IN 1801! This shows that the earth is around thousands of years old instead of billions. (Oh, and you have a question about 'dinosaurs' check out Job 41. It's name is Leviathan).
One thing that is debatable among Christians was how long is a 'day' in the six days of creation? Was it six literal days? The word 'day' is used different ways in Scripture. Sometimes referring to a long period, such as a thousand years in 2 Peter 3:8 and other times it refers to a 24 hour cycle. Genesis 1 makes it clear that it's referring to 24 hour days because it mentions concerning each day 'the evening and the morning' was such and such day (read Genesis 1:5, 8, 13, 19, 23, 31).
It's time to avoid 'oppositions of science FALSELY so called!' (1 Timothy 6:20)
Welcome!
Here you will find clear and in-depth commentary of the Bible from your beloved teacher, James S. Hodges. He will also show how the Bible applies to us in various social issues. The purpose of this blog is to let the clear and relevant teaching of the Bible be a witness to anyone who doesn't have a relationship with the Lord and to help Christians grow in their walk with the Lord.
Also, join James S. Hodges on his internet radio show every Tuesday night at 11pm (EST) "Hodgepodge Horizon" on Blog Talk Radio. He discusses a 'hodgepodge' of things while taking phone calls along with live chat. You can listen to live and archived shows on this page by using the player on the right. Enjoy and may God bless you all!
Also, join James S. Hodges on his internet radio show every Tuesday night at 11pm (EST) "Hodgepodge Horizon" on Blog Talk Radio. He discusses a 'hodgepodge' of things while taking phone calls along with live chat. You can listen to live and archived shows on this page by using the player on the right. Enjoy and may God bless you all!
No comments:
Post a Comment