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| Evidence for Earth's Instant Creation; Research - Palonium Halos in Granite | |
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| Topic Started: Aug 2 2008, 01:02 AM (53 Views) | |
| GeneaBug | Aug 2 2008, 01:02 AM Post #1 |
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For those of you interested in scientific research in support of earth's creation as told in Genesis, check out the following website: [url=//http://www.halos.com/index.htm]Earth Science Associates[/URL] Quote from their introduction: "Did you know that scientific evidence abounds to support the biblical accounts of creation and the flood? Were you aware that reports outlining this evidence passed peer review, and were published in the open scientific literature? Have you heard that, decades later, this evidence still stands unrefuted by the scientific community?" "Etched within Earth's foundation rocks — the granites — are beautiful microspheres of coloration, halos, produced by the radioactive decay of primordial polonium, which is known to have only a fleeting existence." "The following simple analogy will show how these polonium microspheres — or halos — contradict the evolutionary belief that granites formed as hot magma slowly cooled over millions of years. To the contrary, this analogy demonstrates how these halos provide unambiguous evidence of both an almost instantaneous creation of granites and the young age of the earth." |
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