Radiometric dating is flawed. It is only accurate up to 4,000 years ago. any item tested by this method that is older than 4,000 years ago, has multiple readings from the same item, one test shows the bone to be a million years old, another test on the same bone shows it is a hundred million years old, NOT consistent at all.
What this generation does not understand, is prior to the flood our atmosphere was DIFFERENT. No oceans, No rain, Long age of humans, animals, and plants. DIFFERENT. Dating methods used today are SOLELY BASED on the atmosphere we have today, as if this atmosphere is what we have always had. This is their error. 4,000 years ago the atmosphere we have today was created. Prior to that, it was a DIFFERENT atmosphere.
For example, let us say that one carbon is for one year. That is to say if we find a bone that is two years old, it will have two carbons when tested, So if we find a bone, and carbon test it, and find 100 carbons, we can accurately say that bone is 100 years old, because the rate today in our atmosphere today is one carbon for one year. Now if we take a sample from a bone and carbon date it that is over 4,000 years we get a reading that it is a million years old, take another reading of that same bone it then says it is 10 million years old, and yet another that says different than the first two, they average what they test, and say that bone is ______ years old.
4,000 years ago, that atmosphere was different, lets say it put 100,000 carbons per day. So then if we test a bone that is actually 5,000 years old, it will most certainly read millions of years old, because for a thousand years it was gaining 100,000 carbons a day, but after the flood it was only gaining one carbon a day.
Today all the methods used to age an item, is based on our atmosphere we have today. 4,000 years ago, prior to the flood our atmosphere was NOT like it is today, therefore all attempts to age something over 4,000 years ago is NOT going to be correct.
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††† In His Holy and Precious Name, Jesus Christ †††
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