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What else do you want me to do, I've gone over this every single way possible.
It is what it is...I'm done now.
It is what it is...I'm done now.
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There's no definitive proof either way. It's a theory like evolution, and it'll stay that way.Comment
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Um, actually there is "definitive proof." The only debate is how the models will work, but it is unquestionably accepted that the earth is heating up in correspondence with human activity.Originally posted by Warham
There's no definitive proof either way. It's a theory like evolution, and it'll stay that way.Comment
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Do scientists know the atmospheric conditions the 4 billion years prior to humanity, or are they just using 'models'?Originally posted by Nickdfresh
Um, actually there is "definitive proof." The only debate is how the models will work, but it is unquestionably accepted that the earth is heating up in correspondence with human activity.Comment
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That video is hilarious. It has got to be a parody.ROTH ARMY MILITIA
Originally posted by EAT MY ASSHOLE
Sharky sometimes needs things spelled out for him in explicit, specific detail. I used to think it was a lawyer thing, but over time it became more and more evident that he's merely someone's idiot twin.Comment
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Don't you mean 6000 yrs?Originally posted by Warham
Do scientists know the atmospheric conditions the 4 billion years prior to humanity, or are they just using 'models'?Comment
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No, I said four billion.Originally posted by Nickdfresh
Don't you mean 6000 yrs?Comment
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No Shark, CO2, like alcohol, IS your friend!Originally posted by Guitar Shark
That video is hilarious. It has got to be a parody.
So let's go out and drink 60 bottles of scotch. More is better everytime!Comment
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Originally posted by Warham
No, I said four billion.
The Bible didn't.......
You're saying the Bible is wrong, and God created the world 4 billion years ago?
wow.Originally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdogComment
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The Bible doesn't mention the Earth's age.Originally posted by LoungeMachine
The Bible didn't.......
You're saying the Bible is wrong, and God created the world 4 billion years ago?
wow.
Nice try though.
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Correct again, Warham! The Bible does not provide a "model" on which the Earth's age can be verified.Originally posted by Warham
The Bible doesn't mention the Earth's age.
Although, Bible scholars, such as you, often use data contained in the texts of the Bible on which one can offer an estimate.
Got it, pube floss?Comment
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