Worlds oldest building hoax.

[Tommy Tainant]

âReally, really weakâ: experts attack claim that Indonesia site is âworldâs oldest buildingâ

Sensational report that Indonesia’s Gunung Padang site is 25,000 years old is dismissed by archaeologists around the world

www.theguardian.com

How can it be 25000 years old when the earth itself is , at most, 6000 years old.
Its just a heathen construct to undermine the bible. Everyone knows that to be a fact.

 

[Donald H]

âReally, really weakâ: experts attack claim that Indonesia site is âworldâs oldest buildingâ

Sensational report that Indonesia’s Gunung Padang site is 25,000 years old is dismissed by archaeologists around the world

www.theguardian.com

How can it be 25000 years old when the earth itself is , at most, 6000 years old.
Its just a heathen construct to undermine the bible. Everyone knows that to be a fact.

Christianity is divided on these sort of tales, between literal believers and Catholic like our Ding who at least hint of some other explanation that might work.

Jesus played with Lego 25000 years ago? 4 days are 1?

Has anybody got a better story?

 

[Woodznutz]

I'm always suspicious of timeframes, especially long ones. Evolutionists and geologists use circular reasoning when 'aging' fossils or strata.

 

[surada]

I'm always suspicious of timeframes, especially long ones. Evolutionists and geologists use circular reasoning when 'aging' fossils or strata.

Nope. That's not how it works. Look it up.

 

[luiza]

How can it be 25000 years old when the earth itself is , at most, 6000 years old.
Its just a heathen construct to undermine the bible. Everyone knows that to be a fact.

Good to see your first attempt at humour .
Why did you not put it in the appropriate Forum ?

Doubt your handicap would allow you to look at the real research examining evidence of bipeds on this planet building millions ( millions) of years ago .
Shows you how pathetic your Guardian copy and paste Topic actually is ,

 

[whitehall]

Stonehenge might not have been a hoax but Smithsonian archeologist evidence suggests that early Brits might have engaged in "ritualistic" cannibalism or worse.