BioLogos: House of Heresy & False Teaching (AiG says the nicest things about us)

[Paraleptopecten (Timothy Campbell)]

@jammycakes

This is based on outdated and cherry-picked data, poorly known quantities with huge error bars, and a naive extrapolation of rates that can not realistically be expected to have been the same in the past as they are today. The most up to date research indicates that the amount of salt in the sea is approximately in a state of equilibrium, and that it therefore tells us nothing about the age of the earth.

That one was mentioned in another thread:

@Paraleptopecten

Applying this same method to the concentration of Tin, the oceans must be only 5 years old. Applying this to Bromine, the oceans are 130,000,000 years old. Neither of those is remotely consistent with 6,000 years, or with each other.