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Challenge for those that believe in billions of years for the age of things. Give anything that is more than 6000 years old. NO ASSUMPTIONS ALLOWED.

Sgt. Pepper

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But I do wear my sunglasses at night.

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vulcanlogician

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NO ASSUMPTIONS ALLOWED.

What is this "no assumptions allowed" crap? If the rule is "no assumptions allowed" it would be impossible to reach out and twist a door handle for God's sake!

Without relying on at least one or two assumptions, I am unable to make the case that the universe is billions of years old. But come to think of it, neither can I say anything substantial about it being 6,000 years old. Or any other number. You have to assume something to know anything at all. The question is: "what are well-founded assumptions and how do we differentiate them from dubious assumptions?"

Disallowing any assumption makes it impossible to say anything whatsoever.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
What is this "no assumptions allowed" crap? If the rule is "no assumptions allowed" it would be impossible to reach out and twist a door handle for God's sake!

Without relying on at least one or two assumptions, I am unable to make the case that the universe is billions of years old. But come to think of it, neither can I say anything substantial about it being 6,000 years old. Or any other number. You have to assume something to know anything at all. The question is: "what are well-founded assumptions and how do we differentiate them from dubious assumptions?"

Disallowing any assumption makes it impossible to say anything whatsoever.
I noted that the OP never defined what he meant by assumptions. He seems to make the assumption that if others cannot win when playing his silly game that the Bible wins. But, as you pointed out he relies on assumptions as well. And he loses even worse.
 

sayak83

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Here is simple challenge for those that believe in billions of years for the age of things. Give anything that is more than 6000 years old. NO ASSUMPTIONS ALLOWED.

I will soon post a thread that will refute billions of years and evolution.
Since no assumptions are allowed...the world stops existing when I go to sleep and starts to exist again when I wake up.
And the age of the world is only as far I remember it to be.
And I am the only conscious person in the universe.

You need to write a book on " The world as it really is without assumptions".
 

SavedByTheLord

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No, they seriously were not. The rock layers refute the flood. Of course creationists know this. That is why there is no clear flood model of geology. They can all be refuted by middle school students.
The rock layers prove the flood.
Mount Saint Helens eruption in 1980 helps show thi.
 

Heyo

Veteran Member
What is this "no assumptions allowed" crap? If the rule is "no assumptions allowed" it would be impossible to reach out and twist a door handle for God's sake!

Without relying on at least one or two assumptions, I am unable to make the case that the universe is billions of years old. But come to think of it, neither can I say anything substantial about it being 6,000 years old. Or any other number. You have to assume something to know anything at all. The question is: "what are well-founded assumptions and how do we differentiate them from dubious assumptions?"

Disallowing any assumption makes it impossible to say anything whatsoever.
My guess is that @SavedByTheLord would disallow the assumption that the principles of logic, as laid down by Aristotle, are valid if it helps him "win" the argument.
This whole thread and the others opened by @SavedByTheLord are just shouting matches and they are constructed as that. (And responding to them is just feeding the troll. Yes, I am also guilty of that but at least they didn't shout back (yet).)

To make this into something constructive, we'd have to agree on assumptions we do share. Like that reality is real and logic is valid. Yes, absolute basic stuff as I suspect that the disagreement goes that deep.
 

Valjean

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Premium Member
The rock layers prove the flood.
Mount Saint Helens eruption in 1980 helps show thi.
The author is God. He was there. He did it. You were not there.
You're presuming again; that God exists and that the Bible is authoritative.
If you're going to use a source as a premise, it would be best to verify it's reliability first.

And, by the way, you were not there either, nor were the unknown authors of the Bible.
 

SavedByTheLord

Well-Known Member
My guess is that @SavedByTheLord would disallow the assumption that the principles of logic, as laid down by Aristotle, are valid if it helps him "win" the argument.
This whole thread and the others opened by @SavedByTheLord are just shouting matches and they are constructed as that. (And responding to them is just feeding the troll. Yes, I am also guilty of that but at least they didn't shout back (yet).)

To make this into something constructive, we'd have to agree on assumptions we do share. Like that reality is real and logic is valid. Yes, absolute basic stuff as I suspect that the disagreement goes that deep.
No assumptions. Consider this, there is no evidence of anything older than about 6000 years in all the universe. Assumptions are note evidence.
 
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