These are ten puzzling scientific facts which will lead any open-minded person to the conclusion that the universe is a lot younger than billions of years old. We should not let the religious prejudice of the evolutionists force us to accept their doctrines by a blind leap of faith when the scientific evidence does not correspond to their theories.
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I think the one about how the universe was created last thursday is the killer.
EDIT: just got back from the 10 reasons. You should research everything we know about astrophysics from the past 200 years.
Sweet baby Jesus, it's the top ten arguments from ignorance from The Ghost of Apologetics Past.
It's like a greatest hits list of the arguments Ken Ham says not to use because they make you look like a completely clueless idiot that knows fuck all about the world you live in.
And Again, science has to explain and prove every single detail of the most complex ideas to a group of moronic fable believers,,,
This, besides the repetitious sermons of the opposition, is why people quit debating Creationists.
I. The Top Soil Factor
"Unknow" (perfect name) doesn't understand continental drift and sea-floor spreading.
IV. The Helium Factor
Helium is too light to stick around in the atmosphere. Up, up, and awayyyy!
V. The Salty Sea
His initial assumptions are incorrect.
VI. The Earth's Magnetic Field
It's probably approaching the time for a reversal of polarity.
VII. Moon Dust
Initial assumptions, etc.
Sorry, "Unknow", ya got nothin'.
No, only close-minded fundies "arrive" at the conclusion they decided on beforehand.
"We should not let the prejudice of the cretinists force us to accept their doctrines by a blind leap of faith when the scientific evidence does not correspond to their baseless ideas."
Fixed that for ya, dearie. I only had to change two word (into three words), to make it correspond to reality.
Would you care to explain what those ten facts are, then? I'm genuinely curious here, what are they? I'd love to learn more inexplicable things about the universe.
...assuming you have any.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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