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175 Years Young—Did Abraham Die at a "Good Old Age"? | | | | An Age-Old Contradiction? | | At first look, there may appear to be a contradiction in Genesis 25:8, which states that Abraham lived to a "good old age." But Eber, Abraham's great-grandfather of six generations earlier, actually outlived him. So how can Abraham be said to have lived to a good old age when there were people much older than him still alive at the time of his death? | | | | | | | | | | |
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| | | | | A new exhibit, "Dinosaurs Among Us," at the American Museum of Natural History showcases the idea that dinosaurs are still among us in the form of birds. | | | | | | If God doesn't exist—and life has no ultimate meaning—why do atheists get passionate when it comes to fighting biblical Christianity? | | | | | Formerly a staple in schools across America, the Bible has increasingly been kicked out of schools even while the religion of secularism is openly taught. | | | | | Most dating techniques point to a very young earth, and only a few radiometric-dating methods suggest an old earth. | | | | | | |
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