QUOTE(Admin3 @ Mar 21 2005, 02:14 PM)
I'm not quite sure I know what your speaking of. But if it's the taking of the rib to make Eve. God has healng power as well. In fact, the rib is the only bone that can regenerate itself as long as it membrane is left intact.
I am not referring to the scar left from removing the rib.
Look at your hands. If you are like me, there are a few scars here and there. This gives your hands the appearance of a history, not of age
per se. You know where those scars came from, each one has a story. Would Adam have scars on his body that have no history, just for an "appearance of age".
At the same time, would God give the Earth scars that represent things that never happened? Would God give the earth over 100 observable meteor craters greater than 1 km in diameter? How many of those 100+ meteor impacts are recorded in the Bible? Or even in human history for the last 6,000 years?
Would God create light from a star that never existed? We see supernova occuring at greater than 6,000 light years away. That means that the light from the pre-supernova star never existed. Would God do this?
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How do you get a fossil from something that never existed (never lived would be the same as never existed)? Just because the bible does not mention certain animals, does not mean they were not there.
Totally agree, but would God create fake fossils to give the Earth an appearance of age?
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Besides, I know you are refering to dinos, why only refer to them when there are several animals not mentioned in the bible?
Actually, the Karoo formation would be a better example. If all of those fossils were alive right now, and if those fossils from that formation represented 1% of all life to ever live, then there would be 2,100 rabbit sized animals per acre of land. There is simply not enough room for all of fossil species to have lived in the last 6,000 years.
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If God can create Adam and Eve with the appearance of age without the time of age, why not this also? Make a rock appear older in age, but yet younger in time.
Why do the rocks have to look "older"? This is what I am talking about. Why did God have to add argon to rocks that were deeper in the geologic record? This is creating a non-existent history, not an appearance of age. It is adding a history of radioactive decay that never happened.
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Do you know why God did this? Think about it. If God created all that we see, and in working order that we see and observe, there were probably certain things that had to be done in order to make all things work together as they do.
Example: Lets say the earth and the sun were the same age. The sun was probably stronger back in the age of what the earth is right now. So to stick a sun out there in space that is the same age as the earth would burn it up. So God took a sun, made it have the appearance of age (with all age markers etc...), so that it would work with current creation. For if everything was not of different ages apperances (not actual time age), would it work together as we observe today?
How does adding argon to rocks and making over 100 meteor craters of greater than 1 km in diameter fit into this?
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And I'm still waiting for someone to expalin why everything does have different time markers when it all supposetly came from the same rock that exploded. For if the earth truly came from the supposed rock that exploded during the big bang, there should be time markers here on earth that would be tracable back to the original matter that exploded. But yet has anyone found it? Actually, this is science spectulation. Example: Can you tell me the size of a meteor it would take to wipe out life?
There was no matter right after the Big Bang. Matter formed afterwards as energy condensed.
Next, only igneous rocks (ie rocks that solidified after being completely melted) can be reliably dated. Through this we can find the markers of when our solar system formed by dating the first rocks to solidify, meteors.
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Example: What would be the size and speed travel limit of a meteor that could strike the earth and not wipe out life? What would be the upper limit of one that would wipe out life?
There was one 5 miles in diameter that wiped out 90% of species on Earth. It left a crater that was over 100 miles in diameter. I think that one could have easily done it. "Smaller" strikes would have darkened the sky world wide. Secondly, meteor strikes create tektites which can be easily dated using modern radiometric methodologies so we know that they have been spread throughout Earth's supposedly "faked" history.
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If you can't answers these questions, with observable facts, then the question itself becomes speculation on your part.
Are you so sure? That statement you made actually gives the possibility of the statement in the O.P. (original post). Age without history of things that never happened. Like Adam and Eve never had been babies. All things in our universe dating differently (even though they all supposetly came from the samething, the big bang rock). etc....
First, answer my question to see if we are on the same page.
Would God give Adam scars from injuries that Adam never suffered?
If not, then why would he do it for the Earth and the rest of the universe?