Creationism (con) Evolution (Pro)

These are juat very simple arguments. i didnt want it to have the complications of all the scientific terms so everyone can understand.1. The Coriolis Effect.... ignore where it says refer to picture.The earth today is spinning about 1000 mph at its equator! But we got a problem. Its slowing down. The earth is gradually getting slower and slower. That's, a problem. As a matter of fact there's been several times where they've had to add seconds to the clock. (picture #1) they've had to add seconds on to the clocks to make them accurate. Were slowing down, not by much! And if you go back 6000 years no big deal. Adam and Eve might have had a 24 ½ hour day. No big deal, IF creation is true. But you want me to believe that the earth is billions of years old? Now we got a problem because the winds on earth are created by the Coriolis effect because of the earths spinning (picture #2) when you go back just a few million years, the earth would have been spinning so fast that the winds from the Coriolis effect would've been 500mph. So i guess we know what happened to the dinosaurs now right?! (picture #3) they got blown off man! Cant you see it? .2. Our moon goes around the earth. The moon is what causes our tides. Its a gravitational pull on the earth. You may say, "Well no big deal we have tides these days." But, the moon is getting farther and farther away from the earth. Oh no! Were losing the moon? No, don't worry it's only a few small inches a year. No big deal, but you want me to believe that the earth and the moon are billions of years old? Now we've got a problem! Because you go backwards in time, you see where the moon is today and it keeps getting farther away so that means that the moon use to be what? Closer! You go back in time and the moon would soon way less than billions of years, less than a billion years would drown everything twice a day, that's how close it would be. (picture #1) last time i checked you can only drown once a day, so that creates serious problems for life here on earth. You go back about 1.3 billion years then you have a really serious problem. The moon is skimming the surface of the earth! Just 1.3 billion years ago. Well, i guess that explains what happened to the really tall dinosaurs. (picture #2) they must've got "mooned" to death? They had a serious problem with the moon being that close, a billion years ago. 2. Evidence of a Young Earth (ignore when it says refer to picture)The Bible clearly puts the age of the earth about 6000 years ago. Not millions of years ago. There are numerous scientific ways to show the universe is not billions of years old. I'm going to go through as many as I can right now, there's a bunch of them. First one, and a really great one: the human population. Back in 1999 the human population crossed the 6 billion mark. (refer to picture #1) There are now more than 6 ½ billion people on the earth, that's a lot of people. Trace the human population backwards and you'll find some really interesting information. In 1985 there were only 5 billion people on the face of the planet earth. Back in 1800 there were only 1 billion alive on planet earth. (refer to picture #2) The human population actually makes a curve on a graph. (refer to picture #2 and 3) and it shows the entire world population started about 4400 years ago. Not millions of years ago. We don't have enough people here on earth to represent people living here millions of years ago. You hear people say the earth is overcrowded? (refer to picture #4) I do not believe that this world is. There is plenty of room, so much room that you know every single person on earth could fit inside the city limits of Jacksonville, Florida. Its only 25 billion square feet. I can't believe people say the earth is overcrowded. Have you ever driven across Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, or Wyoming? So much empty land. Now if it's overcrowded where you are in a city, then move! There is plenty of space out there. Now the world population is very distinct, because at the time of christ there was only a quarter of a billion people. (refer to picture #5) that means human population teaches us that mankind, if you trace it back: has only been here for 4400 years. Not millions or billions of years. If evolution is true, if man has been here for 3 million years as evolution claims; how many people should be on planet earth in 3 million years? You do the math on that, and there should be 150,000 people per square inch. Now that's crowded. Encyclopedia did an interesting study: if you were to go backwards in time from today's population, now our growth population right now is 1.7%. They lowered that down to where our growth population was only .5% annually. If you go back in time at only .5% annually the result would be a handful of people 4500 years ago. Just the same as it would be at the time of Noah's flood! Now they said, if you were to go back a million years ago and a million years ago was when the first ape stood up right and declared himself human, "AHA the first human!" And then made somebody else stand up and said, "okay your gonna be my wife I'm gonna be a human and your gonna be a human were gonna make humans!" Okay so, they did that a million years ago, and you were to have a population growth rate of .01% just a little tiny insignificant number. That would mean at that rate it would be a doubling of the people every... 7000... years... so you start a million years ago with 2 people. 7000 thousand years later you now have four. 7000 years after that you get eight. 7000 years after that you get 16. 7000 years after that you get 32. You do this for ONE million years (out of three as said by the theory) you have an astonishing 142 doublings that would take place. And there should be on planet earth right now, 10 to the 43rd power. That's a ten followed by 43 0's. That's how many people would be here at that incredibly slow growth rate. No, we haven't been here for millions of years. The evidence is clear only a few thousand years. So the human population is a great way to show how long we've actually been here.