Creationists

[johnfb]

[blackyblue]

Thats the wrong name for it actually.

Its, young earth creationists.

Young earth creationists are a real religious group, seperate from other religions, with a Museum in Kentucky.

The group that comprises of members from all different faiths, but mainly from Christian and Judaist background, has recieved much critisism from both the Scientific world and a little from some Christian groups themselves.

Creation Museum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Creation Museum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Creation Museum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As you can see below, young earth creationists get their information in 160AD from

Jose ben Halafta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jose ben Halafta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jose ben Halafta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

that the world is 3751 years old

Young Earth creationism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Young Earth creationism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Young Earth creationism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[night_gaunt]

Lol what the fuck kind of creationist believes the earth is 6,000 years old? That's just a psycho.
'young earth'? Omg... Let's make as many ignorant groups as we can. And contrary to popular belief, not all of them are christian. I've seen the shammiest atheism clubs.

[blackyblue]

Originally Posted by night_gaunt

Lol what the fuck kind of creationist believes the earth is 6,000 years old? That's just a psycho.
'young earth'? Omg... Let's make as many ignorant groups as we can. And contrary to popular belief, not all of them are christian. I've seen the shammiest atheism clubs.

Young earth creationists are not predominantly Christian.

They comprise of people from different faiths, although Christian and Judaism is the most popular, however the group is a religion in its own right and has came in for a little questioning from the Christian community by and large.

[extremecheese]

Originally Posted by night_gaunt

Lol what the fuck kind of creationist believes the earth is 6,000 years old? That's just a psycho.
'young earth'? Omg... Let's make as many ignorant groups as we can. And contrary to popular belief, not all of them are christian. I've seen the shammiest atheism clubs.

Hello!
I happen to be a young earth creationist, and furthermore I used to be an old earth evolutionist - so I'd disagree that young earth creationists come from a position of ignorance.
By the way, the above caption is wrong, if you engage you brain you'd think that it's ridiculous that dinosaurs would all collect up and die in the same place over millions of years - furthermore bodily fluids tend to dry up pretty quickly. No I'd say the pressures and flow of a catastrophic flood would cause pockets of oil woulnd't you?

[ferryman to the dead]

Originally Posted by extremecheese

Hello!
I happen to be a young earth creationist, and furthermore I used to be an old earth evolutionist - so I'd disagree that young earth creationists come from a position of ignorance.
By the way, the above caption is wrong, if you engage you brain you'd think that it's ridiculous that dinosaurs would all collect up and die in the same place over millions of years - furthermore bodily fluids tend to dry up pretty quickly. No I'd say the pressures and flow of a catastrophic flood would cause pockets of oil woulnd't you?

that it's ridiculous that dinosaurs would all collect up and die in the same place

Who said they did?

No I'd say the pressures and flow of a catastrophic flood would cause pockets of oil woulnd't you?

There you go with that mythological flood bullshit......you went from ridiculous to stupid in what one paragraph........go back to your BuyBull and learn some more stupidity.................

[blackyblue]

Nothing wrong with young earth creationists at-all.

I would go as far as to say that it is possible something major did happened around this time given by all those famous people for the start of creation.

Clement of Alexandria (5592 BC), Julius Africanus (5501 BC), Eusebius (5228 BC), Jerome (5199 BC) Hippolytus of Rome (5500 BC), Theophilus of Antioch (5529 BC), Sulpicius Severus (5469 BC), Isidore of Seville (5336 BC), Panodorus of Alexandria (5493 BC), Maximus the Confessor (5493 BC), George Syncellus (5492 BC) and Gregory of Tours (5500 BC). Marianus Scotus (4192 BC), Maimonides (4058 BC), Henri Spondanus (4051 BC), Benedict Pereira (4021 BC), Louis Cappel (4005 BC), James Ussher (4004 BC), Augustin Calmet (4002 BC), Isaac Newton (4000 BC), Johannes Kepler (27 April, 3977 BC) [based on his book Mysterium], Petavius (3984 BC), Theodore Bibliander (3980 BC), Christen Sørensen Longomontanus (3966 BC), Melanchthon (3964 BC), Martin Luther (3961 BC), John Lightfoot (3960 BC), Cornelius Cornelii a Lapide (3951 BC) Joseph Justus Scaliger (3949 BC), Christoph Helvig (3947 BC), Gerardus Mercator (3928 BC), Matthieu Brouard (3927 BC), Benito Arias Montano (3849 BC), Andreas Helwig (3836 BC), David Gans (3761 BC) and Gershom ben Judah (3754 BC)

[creation]

Fossil fuels were created from the dinosaurs dieing in the flood and being compressed under the ground to form oil.

[bikerdruid]

Originally Posted by creation

Fossil fuels were created from the dinosaurs dieing in the flood and being compressed under the ground to form oil.

not big on biochemistry, eh?

[johnfb]

Originally Posted by extremecheese

Hello!
I happen to be a young earth creationist, and furthermore I used to be an old earth evolutionist - so I'd disagree that young earth creationists come from a position of ignorance.
By the way, the above caption is wrong, if you engage you brain you'd think that it's ridiculous that dinosaurs would all collect up and die in the same place over millions of years - furthermore bodily fluids tend to dry up pretty quickly. No I'd say the pressures and flow of a catastrophic flood would cause pockets of oil woulnd't you?

So, according to your good self, how old is the Earth?

[knightofthegrail]

Originally Posted by blackyblue

Thats the wrong name for it actually.

Its, young earth creationists.

Indeed. It is my hope that one day people will research what they are saying rather than just churn it out like a cracked record.

As regards Christian Creationists, there are:

* Young-Earth Creationists, who believe that the world is 6,000 years old and that all species were formed as they are (no new species and no species evolves into another).

* Gap Old-Earth Creationists, who believe that the time periods of Genesis are not literal days but rather are eons, billions of years each. They still hold however that all species were formed as they are (no new species and no species evolves into another)

* Progressive Old-Earth Creationists, who believe as the GAP O-E Creationists except that they accept new species have come into being (but still hold that no species has evolved from any other).

* Intelligent Design creationists, who have no problem with the earth being billions of years old, and are happy to accept the theory of evolution except that they posit evolution is not blind/random but rather guided by an intelligence - a view shared with Plato and Cicero, so not exactly a fringe notion.

* Liberal Creationists - Genesis is taken as being allegorical rather than literal, and evolution is accepted complete with the notion of randomness.

I do wish people would stop conflating them, but that is a bit like hoping that tabloid journalists will show some respect for dignity.

[selig]

[selig]

[ferryman to the dead]

Originally Posted by creation

Fossil fuels were created from the dinosaurs dieing in the flood and being compressed under the ground to form oil.

Still talking out your arse cause your mouth knows better huh?

[selig]

Originally Posted by johnfb

So, according to your good self, how old is the Earth?

The universe was created on Sunday, October 23, 4004 BC.

Ussher chronology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ussher chronology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ussher chronology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[johnfb]

Originally Posted by selig

The universe was created on Sunday, October 23, 4004 BC.

Ussher chronology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Well that's okay then.....

[johnfb]

Originally Posted by knightofthegrail

Indeed. It is my hope that one day people will research what they are saying rather than just churn it out like a cracked record.

As regards Christian Creationists, there are:

* Young-Earth Creationists, who believe that the world is 6,000 years old and that all species were formed as they are (no new species and no species evolves into another).

* Gap Old-Earth Creationists, who believe that the time periods of Genesis are not literal days but rather are eons, billions of years each. They still hold however that all species were formed as they are (no new species and no species evolves into another)

* Progressive Old-Earth Creationists, who believe as the GAP O-E Creationists except that they accept new species have come into being (but still hold that no species has evolved from any other).

* Intelligent Design creationists, who have no problem with the earth being billions of years old, and are happy to accept the theory of evolution except that they posit evolution is not blind/random but rather guided by an intelligence - a view shared with Plato and Cicero, so not exactly a fringe notion.

* Liberal Creationists - Genesis is taken as being allegorical rather than literal, and evolution is accepted complete with the notion of randomness.

I do wish people would stop conflating them, but that is a bit like hoping that tabloid journalists will show some respect for dignity.

People's front of Judea
Popular People's Front of Judea
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[selig]

Originally Posted by johnfb

Well that's okay then.....

Why the sarcastic smiley? If that is the age of the universe people have deduced after reading the bible then that is good enough for me, what more proof is needed?

And the fact that I shall refuse to listen to reason and look at any contrary evidence just means that my belief in the bible is stronger than your belief in science... it certainly doesn't mean I am wrong, or the infallible bible.

[ferryman to the dead]

Originally Posted by selig

Why the sarcastic smiley? If that is the age of the universe people have deduced after reading the bible then that is good enough for me, what more proof is needed?

And the fact that I shall refuse to listen to reason and look at any contrary evidence just means that my belief in the bible is stronger than your belief in science... it certainly doesn't mean I am wrong, or the infallible bible.

No doubt talking snakes and jackasses are in your future to huh?

[knightofthegrail]

Originally Posted by johnfb

People's front of Judea
Popular People's Front of Judea
......

Yes, because there is no appreciable difference between a person saying that "the world is 6000 years old and no new species have arrived since the beginning" and a person saying "the earth is billions of years old and new species have arrived there".....