in my experience, they avoid discussing just how
the creation process fits our human timeline. . but
it is humorous when a guy comes face-to-face
with it like this. . "Hi, Doofus! . I'm sixty million years
old. . Whaddya think about that, huh?" -- j
.

I don't believe that I've ever read or heard that a reputable theologian claimed that the world is 6,000 years old. In point of fact, most of what I've read on the subject puts the time of Moses around 3500 years ago, and Adam and Eve considerably before that.

yes, the braggadocio hangs together with the
omniscient and omnipotent caveats. . the fascinating
thing is that he wants to use these in the creationism
museum. -- j
.

So if there is a God who created the entire universe with galaxies, stars, planets, all the life on Earth etc., why is it impossible for him to have also created fossils with the right Carbon 14 isotopes?

For the record, I'm agnostic, but isn't that sort of thing encompassed by the definition of omnipotent?