Correct...I did not notice that you support the scientific method.
That speaks poorly for how much attention you have been paying in these discussions.
And similar to you...I am aware of many scientists that have overtly religious motivation denying the global flood.
Not similar to me at all, since I am not aware of any Christian scientists that don’t believe in an actual world-wide flood because of their religious beliefs. They simply don’t demand that everything in the Bible be read as literal history.
Then you also agree that rejecting the global flood as a premise, mocks what science has determined.
Is it a tenant of your faith that you are required to twist what other tells you - as you so clearly have done here? Or is it just a personal aberration of your own?
BTW... Science itself does not determine anything.
"Science” is commonly understood to mean both a methodology and those who work within that paradigm. It is sad that you choose to resort to such pathetic arguments as this, instead of focusing on the substance of the discussion.
So we agree! You listed a study where they attempt to find conditions in the past.
Liar. I listed a study in which Governmental Agencies and Universities from almost a dozen of the most advanced nations in the world in which they published (not attempted) the calibration data for what you repeatedly have said “can’t be calibrated for”.
How does it feel trying to slime out of the things you have said? Demonstrating what Christian ethics really means for you – denial, dodging, anything but admission of error?