1. What is it about the Earth that leads you to believe it is young?
     Note that the Bible is not a valid answer to this, you must
     restrict yourself to the natural world.  Oh yeah, pointing out
     ways in which apparently old things could be interpreted as young
     doesn't really count.  Ya see, if a theory is correct there ought
     to be something you can point to and say, "look, this is obviously
     a confirmation of my theory", saying "sure this looks like it
     confirms theory X, but if we paint it green and saw its legs off,
     it confirmsmy theory" looks rather suspicious.

  2. Why does the Earth and everything on it look pretty old?  Why do
     ice cores/tree rings/radiometric dating/coral reefs etc. all
     seem to say the Earth is old?  Why is it that comparing the dates 
     that these and other methods give us they give very similar 
     results?  What event or physical law could have caused all of them 
     to be wrong, and all by the same amount?  What evidence is there 
     that this event (whatever it may be) happened or that this law
	  exists (try to avoid circular reasoning in your answer)?