Earth is probably younger than 10,000 years old.

TyreTyre was rebuilt on the same island maybe a few kilomiters away (a you said it could still be seen) I will let the voters decide whether or not that is rebuilt.King CyrusYou must understand that the King Cyrus proficy was self fulfilling, this discounts it as an argument. The persians had a belief in fate and tried to fulfil it when shown a proficy they would try to fulfil it. Ezekiel and Isaiah Ezekiel and Isaiah are dated to around 300 B.C. by Charles Cutler Torrey (an archaeologist and historian). This dates them to many years after the death of king Cyrus and the sacking of Tyre, you have not even argued with this dating and insisted that it doesn't effect the accuracy of the proficy which it obviously does. The Accuracy of the Old TestamentI skimmed over this earlier and thought youwould have read more deeply. As I pointed out there are many many prophecies in the bile. The fact you can only point to two coming true speaks volumes of their accuracy and there are many which can no longer come true, here are some examples (specifically from Ezekiel and Isaiah as those are the books you have sited):Ezekiel 30:10-11: “‘This is what the Sovereign Lord says: “‘I will put an end to the hordes of Egypt by the hand of Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon. He and his army—the most ruthless of nations— will be brought in to destroy the land. They will draw their swords against Egypt and fill the land with the slain."King Nebuchadnezzar has been dead for 2500 years and doesn't seem likely to invade Egypt any time soon. Egypt was not invaded by Nebuchadnezzar and seemingly never will be. Isaiah 19:18:"In that day five cities in Egypt will speak the language of Canaan and swear allegiance to the LORD Almighty. One of them will be called the City of the Sun."The language of Canaan has been extinct for over a milenium and this proficy seems like it will not come true.The Absurdity of Biblical ProficyThe bible claims that YWYH gave humans free will and makes claims of prophicy. The two are mutually exclusive,making claims of free will ("the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion.") and yet the whole idea of proficy is based around fate, something which is completly contary to free will.Russell Humphreys 0.15% of scientists are creationists [1][2], if you want to call this a simple appeal to majority then call it that. I will attepmt to explain why it is not, these scientists are the people who are tasked with gaining an objective understanding of the universe through physical models. Last year through this method these same people landed a rover on another planet and these same people utterly reject the models of Russell Humphreys in favour of those models which allow us to land rovers on the surface of other planets, cure diseases and bring the life expectancy to the highest level in history.A defense of DendrochronologyDendrochronology does not rely on carbon dating and the paper I linked you to doesn't rely exclusivly on it (though it does use it). You still have not provided an argument.Radiometric Dating I was hoping that you would provide an objection to my initial premise (why I did not expand further). You provided the standered creationist objection in the dendrochronology section "the false assumption that radioactive decay has always been constant in the past.". The rate of radioactive decay is confirmed to be constant by different methods of radiometric, for instance argon argon dating gets the same date for the same item as carbon 14 dating. Because the same thing is dated to the same time by multiple different methods of radiometric dating the onus is one you to show that the rate of decay has been shown.Further more when an item of known age is dated the known date is comfirmed by carbon dating [3]. Radiometric dating can date objects as far back as 4.4 billion years old showing that the earth is older than 10,000 years.[1] http://nsf.gov...[2] The Long War Against God by Henry Morris[3] http://www.bcin.ca...