Seriously?
The fact of existence itself and the ramifications of the absolute and universal rational forms and logical categories of human consciousness.
We start with the fact of God's existence and the realization, which you have never come to grips with, that, once again, the entire edifice of evolutionary theory is bottomed on nothing more than the unfalsifiable presupposition of metaphysical naturalism, the unfalsifiable presupposition of a speciation of a common ancestry from the progressive nature of the fossil record and the recently falsified retroviral theory of genetics.
If biological history is in reality a progressive series of creative events and extinctions over time, the genetic and fossil records would look the same. The age of the universe and that of the Earth are not relevant to the central realities or to the central issue.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/posts/9614503/
http://www.usmessageboard.com/posts/9620447/
http://www.usmessageboard.com/posts/9623718/
http://www.usmessageboard.com/posts/9625017/
And by the way, the Bible doesn’t tell us how the universe or the Earth are at all, except as I said before in the minds of some.
Read! Think!
http://michaeldavidrawlings1.blogspot.com/2013/12/elementary-my-dear-watson-rebuttal-of_9.html
Well, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. All of science is some vast conspiracy, at least according to the more excitable of the thumpers.
Your post above is hysterical nonsense. Fundie Christian Creationists state their case -- which is simply reiterating Genesis. As for evidence, there is none. Not a little, not some, not a whisper... but
none.
Evolutionists state the scientific data, which is borne out by evidence such as geological and biological mechanisms seen today, the fossil record, age-dating, stratification, tectonic plate theory, astronomy, physics, paleontology, paleonzoology, etc. etc. (by the way, all of these sciences crumble into nonsense if the Genesis account is true.)
Creationists say, "No." And then begin a litany of special pleadings to explain why all the evidence seen today was actually
different some 6,000 years ago, or they cite special cases where there is some minor inconsistency and use that as a canopy to disassemble everything.
But none of this is not being done to force the evidence to fit into their particular world-view, which apparently they believe breaks apart and dissipates into the void if the fundamental overview of creation isn't upheld (you know what, they're right-- if any part of the Koran, the various bibles, etc.,is not literally true, then the whole thing is suspect, so they have every right to be concerned); no, this is being done because it's a reasonable interpretation of the data. Well, it's not.