How old is the earth?
How old is the earth?
Angel Kelly
Hunter Price
~5 Billion years, but who really care.
Kind of weird that Pence is a Creationist, since Catholics aren't, generally
Bentley Bell
4 days. It was made last Tuesday.
Ayden James
about tree fiddy minutes
Dominic Adams
old enough to fuck
Owen Thomas
less than 10,000 years
Mason Richardson
Earth is a jew name
John Moore
Not quiet as old as the earliest Hillary Clinton shart
Nicholas Bennett
No one knows is the only answer.
Juan Howard
Yes.
Next question please.
Hudson Jones
The bulk of evidence points to a Earth that's 3.5 to 4.6 billion years old. You can't claim absolute certainty but you can have well-reasoned arguments for a claim.
Lucas Davis
>3.5 to 4.6 billion years old.
That's a massive margin of error lmao.
Again, no one knows is the only answer.
Mason Martin
It's fkat
Robert Young
its not the only answer you can give a ballpark based on the evidence you have
Jonathan Lewis
CONSPIRACY
Luis Turner
4.543 billion years precisely.
Milky Way: 13.21 billion years
Moon: 4.53 billion years
Mars: 4.503 billion years
No margin of error. Trust me, I'm google.
Isaiah Rogers
you should call and ask soros
docs.google.com
Nolan James
about 6 thousand years old. the earth was created in 7 days, but that is gods days. we know from the lorentz equations and einsteins theories that time it relative and the closer you are to a massive object, the slower time passes. every day with an object as massive as god is 2 billion years, so, 7 days with god would be about 14 billion years to the rest of the universe. evolution and the bible are totally compatible. a while back, just4 giggles, i calculated the schwartzchild radius of god(if he was round and as dense as a black hole), but i didnt save it. i remember it was close to 7X10^30 meters or something like that
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Zachary Diaz
The earth is actually only 1 day old. You were spontaneously created yesterday and programmed to have memories of events that never occurred. The world is going to be destroyed the next time you go to sleep.
Leo Brooks
6,000 years, Mr. Vice President elect Mike "Electrocute you with the Biblical Truth" Pence
Jack Ramirez
It's silly to argue about the Earth's age as a Christian. It's simply not possible for the Earth to be 6000 years old. I believe the science is legit, but I also believe God created the Earth. The most logical conclusion would be that God created the Earth in its entirety, which naturally meant the Earth was aged however many millions of years.
If you consider that Adam and Eve were created fully grown adults then you can apply the same logic to Earth. It's not 6000 years old, that utter nonsense. 6000 years wouldn't be enough time for the Earth to fully develop.
Jaxon Ward
Earth about 4.5 billion
Universe about 15 billion
Started with the BIG BANG.
bible starts with
And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. - Genesis 1:3
I'm comfy with both as it looks like both agree with each other.
Christian Green
Exactly, science doesn't really disprove God, it's merely a potential explanation of God's work. Even evolution could be something God was somehow involved in, or maybe it was an effect of sin on creation throughout the ages, who knows? Point is, arguing over it as a Christian is silly, our understanding of the science God has access to is hilariously limited.
Andrew Powell
Negative ten years. Existence is going to rock, just wait for it guys.