Well, I will answer you, though you are again rather far afield of the OP.
1. I didn't ask you to study creation. Other than looking at Big Bang cosmology and comparing it to about three verses in Genesis--I'm not sure HOW we would study creation. What I am rather saying is that since the Bible chronology indicates a young Earth, let's see if we can study that by looking at data and assumptions. Now, we can certainly find evidence for a recent creation of people--even looking at what scientists have posted remarking on the age of mitochondrial Eve shows the underlying issues...
If you ever study the Big Bang cosmology, THERE WAS NO EARTH at the beginning.
Genesis 1:1 clearly stated that "heaven" or "heavens" (which originally mean what you could only see - the "sky"; but theists now (so modern theists) associated with outer space and the "universe") and earth, at the same time.
Genesis 1:1 said:
In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth
But in the beginning of our observable universe (13.7 billion years), there was no Earth shortly after the Big Bang. In fact there were no stars, no galaxies, no planets.
The first generation of stars didn't form and lit up UNTIL 560 million years AFTER the Big Bang, according to ESA (European Space Agency), from their space telescope Planck that was recently decommissioned.
Our solar system is probably a 3rd generation (or even 4th generation). Our Earth didn't exist 13.2 billion years ago, with the 1st stars; nor did our Sun exist at that time. Our Earth and the solar system didn't form until 9 billion years AFTER the Big Bang.
So basically, Genesis 1:1 is wrong, scientifically, cosmologically and even philosophically. Genesis 1:1 and the Young Earth Creationism (YEC) are wrong on the Big Bang front.
Now, we can certainly find evidence for a recent creation of people--even looking at what scientists have posted remarking on the age of mitochondrial Eve shows the underlying issues...
The estimated number of years from the Bible, depending on the sources, like the Greek Septuagint or the Hebrew Masoretic Text (MT), put the creation of Adam to less than 6000 (for MT; I have not calculated the generations within the Septuagint, but I think it probably 7500 years at the most).
(Note that in the Greek Septuagint, tends to add a hundred years to generations of most of each patriarch of Genesis. Unfortunately, we don't have complete genealogy in the Dead Sea Scrolls (DSS), but what we do have, seemed to indicate that the DSS was more aligned with the Masoretic Text. Also the genealogy given in the Latin Vulgate Bible is also more in align with the MT too. So I suspect that when they originally translating from Hebrew to Greek, the translators made errors to Genesis in the Septuagint.)
Genesis 1 only say that man and woman were created, but doesn't how. Genesis 2 is a different version of creationism, stated that the 1st man (Adam) was created directly from dust.
It is scientifically impossible to create adult man from dust. That's because creation of man in Genesis 2 is like the Sumerian-Akkadian-Babylonian myths. They are all primitive and have no understanding of biology that you can't make whole adult human being directly from dust. That's because prophets like the people of those time, have no understanding of nature, so they make up stories. Just because there are lot of myths out there, doesn't make any of them - true.
The ancient settlements of Jericho, Uruk and Aleppo are all older than 6000 years (4000 BCE).
But man (Homo sapiens; the modern humans is a subspecies Homo sapiens sapiens) have being around over 200,000 years. That's a huge difference between 200,000 years and 6000 years. The last I have heard, the mitochondrial Eve have been estimated as far back as 240,000 years, or at the very least 99,000 years.
Even with the lesser figure of 99,000 years, that still a huge gap of 93,000 years. This mitochondrial Eve refute the YEC's claim of young earth.
The Australian natives (or Australian Aborigines) have been on this continent, at most 48,000 years, or the minimum of 44,000 years ago. This too refute the whole YEC's claim.
