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YOUNG EARTH CREATIONISM
Creationist Critiques of Radiometric Dating
The most Biblically-literalist and scientifically-incompetent form of creationism is young-earth creationism, whose promoters believe the Earth is 6,000-10,000 years old. Advocates include the Institute for Creation Research and Answers in Genesis.
A Radiometric Dating Resource List Tim Thompson has compiled the best list of Web resources on this topic, containing both explanations of radiometric dating and responses to creationist claims.
The Age of the Earth Chris Stassen - A look at young-earth creationist dating methods and their criticisms of scientific methods.
Isochron Dating Chris Stassen - Explains in some detail how one important type of radiometric dating works.
How Good Are Those Young-Earth Arguments? Dave E. Matson - A Close Look at Young-Earth Arguments and Other Claims
R. A. T. E. - More Faulty Creation Science from The Insitutute for Creation Research J. G. Meert - Examines the ICR's R.A.T.E. (Radioisotopes and the Age of The Earth) project, an effort aimed at discrediting modern geochronologic methods and replacing it with a form of miraculous isotopic behavior.
Young-Earth Arguments: A Second Look Greg R. Morton - Examines a few of the arguments used by young-earth creationists to support the concept that the earth is young.
Radiometric Dating and the Geological Time Scale: Circular Reasoning or Reliable Tools? Andrew MacRae - Discusses the way radiometric dating and stratigraphic principles are used to establish the conventional geological time scale.
Radiometric Dating: A Christian Perspective Roger C. Wiens - A scientific explanation of how radiometric dating is conducted by geologists and why Bible-believing Christians can and do trust the results.
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