Re: OT: Racial superiority / Intelligent design was Re: OT:Thanksgiving

"Alistair" <alistair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Judson McClendon" <ju...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Alistair" <alist...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Given that the stars consume hydrogen and produce helium and other
elements. Would you mind explaining where and how uranium is produced
and how long it takes to make that particular element.

I suppose God created it instantaniously, like the granite & polonium.
Why would we assume otherwise?

I can see why you would believe as you do. However: no reference to
Polonium spheres nor any indication as to why they are a problem for
science. I see no reason why a god should create a naturally occuring
chemical as a problem for science. In deed, your belief is that all
evidence as to age was planted by a devious god to dissuade us from
christianity so why should he plant evidence to prove science false?

The polonium is evidence that proves Creation true. If science is in
error, it's because science rejected any explaination which included
God as a possibility.

Consider the ubiquitous polonium spheres in granite. There is no
reasonable explanation for them, except that the Earth was formed,
in place, essentially instantaneously.

A search of wikipedia does not show polonium spheres as an article but
does mention polonium as a natural element with a half life up to 103
years. Polonium can be formed by the natural decay of radioactive
elements or by bombarding bismuth with radiation. Granite contains
radioactive elements so what is your problem?

I see you aren't aware of this discovery made in the 1950's. Briefly,
every piece of granite on or in the planet is filled with little dark
specks. These specks are called "polonium halos" because they are
caused by the radioactive decay of small pieces of the radioactive
element polonium. The thing is, chemical analysis of the halos shows
that the size of the haloes and the remains indicate that the polonium
entirely decayed inside the granite. In other words, from the time the
polonium came into existence, it was inside the granite until it was
entirely decayed. This means that the granite and the polonium had
to have come into existence together, within about 20 minutes or so.

Not true. Polonium can be formed by radiopactive decay of other
elements.

Already covered. There are no residual remains of such decay into
polonium, proving that this did not happen as you suggest. The
remains are precisely what would be seen if the polonium and the
granite were created in-place instantaneously, or very nearly so.

Anti-Creationists have tried to refute this, of course, but the only
"explanations" they have come up with are downright ludicrous. For
example, that the polonium spheres somehow flowed and penetrated
*every single granite rock on the planet* at a later time, without
disturbing the very neat little spheres, of course.

Not an impossibility, after all there are elements which pass through
granite with comparative ease.

And embed themselves ubiquitously in *every single* piece of granite,
but nowhere else? I don't think so. If they pass through granite that
easily, why didn't they pass completely through? Or, if they formed
elsewhere, how did the whole sphere (burned into the granite) get
there? Or why aren't the halos distorted from true spheres? It just
doesn't make sense, in any form or fashion; it's preposterous. :-)

I'm saying that if you get radioisotope readings that are
accurate, it is almost by accident, and therefore unreliable. It is
common to obtain different readings from the same material that
differ by multiples of many thousand.

The point of the hammers was the fact that they were found
embedded in the middle of in-place coal seams that evolutionists
would insist *have to be* millions of years old.

In place coal seams? Would these be coal seams where men are mining
coal? I only ask because said men do carry hammers and can easily
misplace them (or play practical jokes on those who are gullible
enough to believe in in situ fossilised hammers).

Don't you think it would be strange for a modern miner to be
carrying a stone-age hammer made from a rock that had been
shaped and bound into the split end of a stick using leather
thongs? And how do you explain the fact that the remains of
coal the hammer was embedded in are still bound to it? (In
the photos and video I've seen, the hammer is still partially
imbedded in a large chunk of coal, which is very brittle with
low adhesion. Such an object would be virtually impossible to
fabricate. :-)

Lava flows that formed in front of cameras,
and known to be a few days old, have been radioisotope dated to
thousands of years old.

Geologic processes, outside of the bible, take millions of years.
Radioisotopes within those rocks would have been formed before the
rock cooled at the surface.

Oh, you're a uniformatarionist? Don't you know about Venus? :-)

You'll have to explain what uniformatarionist is as I can find no
reference in wiki.

Try "uniformitarianism" which you implied in your sentence above
beginning with "Geologic processes." Also reference with detailed
statistical analysis of the pattern of meteorite craters on the
surface of Venus, which proves uniformitarianism is not true for
Venus. Conclusion: if it's clearly not true on venus, why should
we assume it here?

Creation of the universe was "a *lot* of trouble". Do you think the
God Who could do that would have trouble filling in such tiny details?

Presumably the bible can explain the polonium spheres that you
mention? I just did a search of the bible and find no mention of
polonium.

God apparently created the Earth instantaneously, which is in perfect
accord with the evidence of the polonium spheres. (Romans 1:18-22)

But does not accord with the evidence that you quoted earlier: the
moon. Romans 1:18-22 does not mention Polonium. 8-P

Hypothesis about the moon's age based on erroneous theories are not
evidence. :-)
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Sun Valley Systems http://sunvaley.com
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that
whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life."


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