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They didn't think it was 4000 years old, neither did they all think this at the time.
Many more at that time than today believed the earth to be around 6000 years old based on biblical chronology from the first day of creation.
Many today still hold to this, citing the record of biblical inerrancy and much underplayed scientific evidence pointing to a relatively young earth, such as the decrease of the earth's magnetic field, the slowing down of the earth's spin, the lack of salt and silt in the sea, the burning down of the sun and the recession of the moon.
All these point towards an age for the earth within thousands, not millions of years as popularised by adherents to the theory of evolution, secularism and Darwinism.
What else can I help you with?
How many years were between 8000 bc and 4000 bc?
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When was castle hill built?
I think it was 4000 years agoTHINK
How many days are in 4000 years?
1,461,000 days are in 4000 years
Indias religious beliefs can be traced back how many years?
more than 4000
How many years are there in four millennia?
4000 there are 4000 years in four millennia
What year was it 4000 years ago?
4000 years ago it was very dry and cave men came
What is the temperatureof earth?
the temperature of the earth is 4000 degrees
Where did ice skates start?
In Finland, 4000 years ago
How old is the thar desert?
Some say it is between 4000 to 10,000 years old but others think its older then that
how many people were alive on earth in 2007?
It is estimated that around 6.6 billion people were alive on Earth in 2007. This number has continued to increase in the years since.
How many years in four millennium?
4000 years.
If earth is 5 billion years old why don't people believe it?
The best answer I can think of (and undoubtedly the most controversial) is religion. Some religions state that the Earth was created approximately 4000 years ago along with the rest of the universe. I am neither agreeing with or discrediting religions that state this, only pointing out that they contradict what some scientific discoveries (such as the results of carbon dating) have proclaimed.
