How old is the Earth?

[downbeatplumb]

In dorset, not a million miles from where I live is an area called the jurrasic coast, where the earth has undergone a huge upheaval and you can litterally walk along the layers of sendimentation.
In some places you have millions of years of sedimentation on laying on the side and laying on top of that a few more millons of years of layers of sedimentation.

http://www.jurassiccoast.com/downloads/W...ndix_1.pdf

I live on Down land that was formed from microscopic creatures Ninety million years ago.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalk

Just down the road is evidence for a stone age settlement dating from 10000 years ago along with a submerged forrest.

http://britainspast.co.uk/Gosport%20History.htm

The shape of the continents and the rate of tectonic drift points to an old earth.

http://homepages.see.leeds.ac.uk/~eargah/Gond.html

as does all of evoloutionary biology and mitochondrail DNA

http://www.livescience.com/history/mitoc...00817.html

as does well all of science really agrees that the earth is very very old and life is very very old and the solar system is very very old.

So Statler you are demonstrably wrong, very very wrong.

But I'm sure you wont let the facts get in way of your beliefs will ya.