Most scientists say that the Earth is 6000 years old...Can this be true? Well, if this is the case why is the year '2024' surely that would mean that

@jehova [quote]The easy answer is we dont know. A better answer is to look at civilizations in Asia span back to 50000bc id say ask Persia China and Japan. Persia spans as far back as 50000 bce in long established historical record. Egypt much further and japan china even more well documented even more ancient. Look to sumaria or the aztec or maya and quetzlcoatl or . . . Humans have been around for a lot longer than that. . . If you can locate zorstorai? The futunari or ive yet to identify the first in India?[/quote]
The first mistake is trusting Jews when it comes to numbers. Remember the million man Black army from Ethiopia and their 300 chariots that got within 25 miles of Jerualem and got slaughtered?

In the Jewish Babylonian Talmud there's a story where the Romans invaded the city of Bethar.
"There were four hundred synagogues in the city of Bethar, and in every one were four hundred teachers of children, and each one had under him four hundred pupils,8 and when the enemy entered there they pierced them with their staves, and when the enemy prevailed and captured them, they wrapped them in their scrolls and burnt them with fire."
http://www.come-and-hear.com/gittin/gittin_58.html

So, there are 400 synagogues.

Each synagogues had 400 teachers.

Each teach had 400 students.

The total number is 64,000,000 students.

That's like the fairytale about the famous 6,000,000 from WWII, which they were selling before WWI.

@Diotrephes as u said its a fairytale with increasingly obvious exaggeration.