creationtips.com é seguro?

Some of the information they use is true, some is false. You kind of have to wade through the site. One point I had to take exception to is the claim that "evolutionists are wrong about the age of the earth," i.e. in claiming it is millions of years old. This is claimed by scientists within a great number of disciplines, including individuals who reject evolution. Among other reasons, the site owners conclude that the Biblical "days" must've been 24 hours long because "Whenever the word “day” is used with the phrase “evening and morning,” it always means an ordinary night-day cycle." -but in the case of the seventh day, this phrase DOESN'T occur. Further, according to Genesis 2:4 in the more formal translations, (e.g. KJV, ESV, ASV, NASB, ERV, Young's...) God made "earth and heaven" in a "day". The Bible clearly doesn't say that the entire Earth was created in 24 hours, and certainly we cannot conclude that the entire universe was made in one day! So in this we're provided with a clear instance in which "day" isn't and cannot be literal, negating the argument that "day" is never used in a figurative sense. Presuming that the earth is only 6,000 years old doesn't make the Bible more simple by any great margin, and it also sets it at loggerheads with, not just evolution, but the majority of 'Science,' when it isn't really necessary. Aside from this view of time (and its various consequences) the site has a fairly critical air, and recognizes numerous "proofs" (such as the shroud of turin) as being fake, rather than simply assuming that, because the support their position, they must be true. This makes them quite superior to a number of similar sites. I couldn't find any explicit images, and there don't seem to be any viruses.

How did only two untrue bigoted comments give this site a poor rating? Let's be honest and not destroy the work of WOT by falsely rating sites that may have a different opinion of forensic science than what we have. I have found nothing harmful on this site, only information to make me think.