Is the Earth 6,000 years old?

[Seculartopia]

This is a debate about ^.

Personally, looking at natural wonders and evolution, its impossible to think the world is only 6,000 years old.

Of course, there is the "creation" factor, but an argument of natural perfection is not an argument in the name of creationism.

[Conserative Morality]

No.

Moving on.

[Trippoli]

Fuck. No.

[Buffett and Colbert]

No.

I will estimate that 1 of 50 regular NSGers will say yes.

As CM said, moving on.

[Farnhamia]

No.

Well, so much for that. Who wants pizza? The Discovery Institute is buying.

[Saint Clair Island]

If by 6,000 you mean ~4.5 billion, then yes. Otherwise no.

[Chrobalta]

If by 6,000 you mean ~4.5 billion, then yes. Otherwise no.

I can see how some people can get confused with all the big numbers

of course its not 6,000 years old, science proves otherwise.

[Saint Clair Island]

No.

Well, so much for that. Who wants pizza? The Discovery Institute is buying.

Thin crust or deep dish?

[Seculartopia]

No.

Well, so much for that. Who wants pizza? The Discovery Institute is buying.

Thin crust or deep dish?

[Technonaut]

Yes the Earth is (at least) 6,000 years old, in fact it may even be ~4.5 billion years old.

[Buffett and Colbert]

No.

Well, so much for that. Who wants pizza? The Discovery Institute is buying.

Nah. I partied too much with the USGS last night. Stuffed.

[Farnhamia]

No.

Well, so much for that. Who wants pizza? The Discovery Institute is buying.

Thin crust or deep dish?

Whatever you like, as long as there's no tectonic movement in the crust.

[Mad hatters in jeans]

hmmmmmmm,
probably not i don't have the imagination to say otherwise. I just can't think of anyway of justifying earth history as 6,000 years.
I don't know what's wrong with me....ahhcircle of doom.

[Poliwanacraca]

The Earth is 6000 years old in roughly the same sense that my mother is 25 years old. Everyone in their right mind knows it's not true, there is extremely obvious and irrefutable evidence demonstrating it's not true, but some people just feel better if they pretend it's true nonetheless.

[Turkish Federation]

NO.

[The Tofu Islands]

*checks that no one else has posted it*

It's over 9000 years old!

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For a more useful answer: 4.54 billion, approximately.

[Saint Clair Island]

No.

Well, so much for that. Who wants pizza? The Discovery Institute is buying.

Thin crust or deep dish?

Whatever you like, as long as there's no tectonic movement in the crust.

I dunno, I would pick thin crust, but if it's really freshly made you can bend the slices and watch cracks appear in the side that doesn't have the cheese and tomato sauce and mushrooms and such on it. On the other hand, deep dish can be searing hot and burn the back of your mouth, much like magma. So I'm divided on the issue.

That would be a far more interesting debate than this thread, by the way.

[UnhealthyTruthseeker]

*checks that no one else has posted it*

It's over 9000 years old!

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For a more useful answer: 4.54 billion, approximately.

Vegeta, what does the scouter say about the age of the Earth?



It's (well over) 9000!!!!

[New Mitanni]

This is a debate about ^.

Personally, looking at natural wonders and evolution, its impossible to think the world is only 6,000 years old.

Of course, there is the "creation" factor, but an argument of natural perfection is not an argument in the name of creationism.

Yes, the Earth is 6,000 years old. It's also 4.5 billion years more.

[Ifreann]

The Earth, and indeed all of existence, was created Last Thursday.

[Conserative Morality]

The Earth, and indeed all of existence, was created Last Thursday.

I see through your lies! It was last Friday!

[Mad hatters in jeans]

The Earth, and indeed all of existence, was created Last Thursday.

bloody empiricists.

[Codawa]

Fail topic....


Is it 6000 years old. Use your ******* brain.

[Georgetpwn]

*checks that no one else has posted it*

It's over 9000 years old!

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For a more useful answer: 4.54 billion, approximately.

*checks that no one else has posted it*

It's over 9000 years old!

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For a more useful answer: 4.54 billion, approximately.

Vegeta, what does the scouter say about the age of the Earth?



It's (well over) 9000!!!!

[Dyakovo]

Is the Earth 6,000 years old?

No. Next Question?