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Re: Alien races
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Wed, 4 Apr 2001 07:36:38 GMT
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ssgore@superonline.{spamcake}com
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Ryan Farrington wrote:
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> > Science indeed deals with observable phenomena, but it deals also with
> > phenomena that can be observed indirectly, be it through a particle
> > accelerator or through an examination of the fossil record.
> > Just so I'm clear on your views, how old do you believe the Earth to be?
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> > Dave!
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> I believe the earth to be young, about six to ten thousand years old. There
> have been many scientists who have examined the fossil record and found it
> to fit just as well in the context of a young earth as in an old one. Also,
> there are numerous indirect evidences for a young earth, such as the buildup
> of salt in the oceans. If the earth was extremely old, the seas might be
> filled with salt! But anyway, about 6,000 to 10,000 years old.
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> --Ryan
Ryan, could you please inform us about your profession/occupation? Just
wondering. I never think that science is a matter of "beliefs", so I
just wanted to learn which "facts" do you have under your "scientific
belief", and how can you obtain them.
Selçuk
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