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Old 01-18-2013, 11:55 PM
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The human body is a planet of its own. 90% of the cells within us are not ours but microbes.
Most of the time we share our bodies harmoniously with the 90 trillion or so microbes.

So think about it, we are a planet or even a universe in the eyes of those microbes. That is if they are even aware of such things which is highly highly highly doubtful. Then think of the world population and how many total microbes.

90,000,000,000,000 microbes in one body x 7,060,288,692 current world population = 635,425,982,280,000,000,000,000 total microbes.

Maybe we are some microbes inside some other much larger living organism and we perceive it as our universe. Maybe our planet is really some cell inside another organism. If that is the case we are probably a virus because we destroy everything in our path.
Sounds like the speech Donald Sutherland, playing a professor I believe, gave in that movie where he was getting stoned with some of his students.
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Sounds like the speech Donald Sutherland, playing a professor I believe, gave in that movie where he was getting stoned with some of his students.
Ah, this guy knows what I'm talking about!

See post #25.
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Sounds like the speech Donald Sutherland, playing a professor I believe, gave in that movie where he was getting stoned with some of his students.
Wasn't that Animal House?
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nobody knows how long Adam and eve were here before they sinned...they could have lived sinless for billions of years...creationists usually time earth by the time of the first sin..
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nobody knows how long Adam and eve were here before they sinned...they could have lived sinless for billions of years...creationists usually time earth by the time of the first sin..
considering the amount of DNA involved in my first sin, this is probably a good reference point for carbon dating the earth.
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considering the amount of DNA involved in my first sin, this is probably a good reference point for carbon dating the earth.
it only takes 50 years for a cat to become a fossil..I went to a class in answers in genesis..fossils do not have to be millions of years..besides to much of a gap in the million year fossil theory.
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nobody knows how long Adam and eve were here before they sinned...they could have lived sinless for billions of years...creationists usually time earth by the time of the first sin..
Its always a good idea to base knowledge on a parable.
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it only takes 50 years for a cat to become a fossil..I went to a class in answers in genesis..fossils do not have to be millions of years..besides to much of a gap in the million year fossil theory.
few more years of the internet and we'll be up to our ears in cat fossils.
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Much like the threads on the universe were made to show just how HUGE of a place it is, I'm making this thread to show just how OLD the Earth is. Common dating methods place the age of the Earth at 4.54 BILLION years old ± 0.05 billion years. Just think about that for a second.

If you live to be roughly 75 years old, it would still take you 60 million lifetimes to see a timeframe that long.

What are some things that blow your mind about this planet of ours and it's age?

Go visit the The Creation Museum in Northern Kentucky. Talk about things blowing your mind away.

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Go visit the The Creation Museum in Northern Kentucky. Talk about things blowing your mind away.
I would if I needed a laugh, but I refuse to pay admission and fund their myth.
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