That's all total nonsense. The Earth is 4.54 billion years old, no matter who measures it. And there is no "center of the universe"...where are you getting this crap....?
I get "this crap" from books. The last one, from which I got the 2.75 billion years, was written by a physicist with his PhD from MIT. Not crap.
Estimates of the age of the universe vary. From the last book I read on the subject, 2.75 billion was an estimate accepted as valid by cosmologists. It's been a few years so that may have changed.
There is a center of the universe. It's the point from which the universe originated. The universe is expanding at a measurable rate. Extrapolating from that rate, the origin point has been identified.
Time doesn't flow at a constant rate throughout the universe. On Earth, the planet is billions of years old but measuring from elsewhere would result in a different age. Using the chi spiral, that age at the center of the universe would be about 6000 years.
Great. Since there is ample evidence for supernatural design, you must have a few examples you can share.
You have a few examples, right?
Sure. I'll have to offer only a couple from memory now and briefly. If you'd like more, I can dig out the book I suggested.
The statistical probability of eyes evolving to their current form over different lengths of time has been calculated. Even with the highest estimates for the age of the universe, eyes are a statistical impossibility.
How nerves grow and operate has been studied thoroughly. Why they develop as they do remains a mystery. That is, how do the nerves "know" where to grow to and what to connect with.
The statistical probability of birth defects is an order of magnitude greater than the incidence of birth defects.
Gravity anchors us to the earth. What's gravity? That is, what actually connects our bodies to the planet? The only answer is particle waves called gravitons. How and why gravity exists is unknown.
Dr. Schroeder's book really explains this much better than I ever could.
Have you read it?
If you think something someone said is incorrect, it's appropriate to say to them that it's incorrect; it's not appropriate to accuse them of lying. Thank you.
There is a wealth of evidence for transitional fossils. You won’t find the data at any Christian madrassah but elsewhere, there is lots of information outside of fundamentalist ministries.
Transitional Vertebrate Fossils FAQ: Part 1A
Interesting article. Thanks. I'll have to look into it further. The article does seem to contain some preconceptions and assumptions, but I'm only a layman, and it's definitely worth studying more.
Just an FYI, since I'm new here: I'm not a Fundamentalist and my religious beliefs are actually very non-traditional as Christianity goes. I get my information about these things from books on science written for laymen, am completely open to new information from all sources, and willing to have my mind changed. I'm very interested in how evolutionary biology and quantum physics relate to religion and see no conflict between science and faith.