That's what I said Omni. I'll leave and you can all congratulate each other since you won't have a YEC to set you straight.
a yec to set us straight about science -- when the yec keeps proclaiming ignorance of the subject? it seems to me that running into an argument and shouting "I DON'T KNOW!" at the top of your lungs is not the best way to win it.
What *exactly* WOULD happen to workaday science if you had to work with a different time frame in mind? Tell ME since you think it would be so devastating. Explain how FACTS, DATA and hypothesizing about them would be specifically affected by having a different time frame in mind.
this is why we need the thread open, so people can answer this very claim. because
facts are not determined by frame of mind. geology is not philosophy or a mindset, it's a science.
Are people that ignorant about what YEC is trying to say? Do I really have to deal with this imputing to me the utterly ridiculous idea that I must think that a mile's deep stack of sediments was laid down SIMULTANEOUSLY?? Are you THINKING?
yes, faith, i am thinking. the problem is that many yec's are not. i apologize for misrepresenting
your position, but you should realize that many yec's
do deny the law of superposition. i did not just make that position up out of thin air.