Is there a standpoint from which the creation days in Genesis 1 are described as 24 hours per day?

[jammycakes (James McKay)]

@Burrawang

But don’t you see, those methods were designed within the uniformitarian ‘deep time’ paradigm framework, thus it should be obvious and to be expected they produce results consistent with the paradigm within which they were drafted.

No they weren’t. They were designed to test the “uniformitarian ‘deep time’ paradigm framework.”

The claim that radiometric dating only gives deep time results because it assumes deep time results is total nonsense told by people who flat-out lie about how radiometric dating actually works, and mindlessly regurgitated by people who don’t know what a mass spectrometer is.

@Burrawang

@jammycakes

at six thousand years, we would expect to find whole carcasses with sufficient intact DNA to sequence the entire T-Rex genome.

Why?

Because we already have carcasses of other things that are known to be that old. I included pictures of two examples – Ötzi the Iceman and Tollund Man. There are dozens and dozens of others that I could cite.