"No, I don't believe this because red blood cells and hemoglobin have been found in some (unfossilized) dinosaur bones"
I call bullshit on this one. Unfossilized diosaur bones? This would have been front page news for days. so,
BULLSHIT!
"nor do I believe this because the earth’s magnetic field has been decaying so fast that it couldn’t be more than 10,000 years old"
I'm afraid I'm going to have to call bullshit on this one, too. The earth's magnetic field does change polarity, every 4 to 10000 years. This has been shown from ocean floor drillings, showing clearly a cycle of magnetic field polarity reversal, going back at least 25 million years. so,
BULLSHIT!
"I don't believe this because salt is pouring into the sea much faster than it is escaping and that the sea is not nearly salty enough for this to have been happening for billions of years"
I'm afraid I'm going to have to call bullshit on this one, too, chum. Most of the salts that are bled off from river drainage end up as part of the ocean floor sediment. In fact, of the 550 million tons of salt that the world's rivers dump into the ocean, an equal amount of suspended salts become part of the sediment. The oceans, are in fact, due to global warming, far less salty, particularly in the northern oceans. so,
BULLSHIT!
"nor do I believe this because the total amount of helium in the atmosphere is only 1/2000th of that expected if the atmosphere were really billions of years old."
This too, looks like bullshit to me. Right off the CSI, Creation Science Institute webpage. He's gotten it confused with an He3 tracing method to date rocks. It has been proven, despite rigorous testing to check its reliabilty. This goes beyond bullshit, into the realm of
Kent Hovind BULLSHIT!
"I believe this because the Word of God tells me so."
This is the only true statement in your entire post.