Yes and have also known people who believe though Earth's age might be a good deal more than 6,000 years, that people, our kind, Adam & Eve products, etc. are only about 6,000 years old.

I partially agree. About that time was a period that saw (relatively) rapid and wide-spread changes in the environment, primarily in the form of desertification. We know from Archeology and even some ancient writings that portions of the planet now largely desert were once fertile and abundant with animal life, water and vegetation.

Biblical writings, if not taken too literally, also describe a loss of Paradise and subsequent loss of status for females, blamed in fables for the ills of human kind. It isn't just limited to Genesis either. Look at poor Pandora! These staunch supporters of all that Patriarchy as afflicted us with, in a way of speaking are partially correct.

THEIR WORLD IS ONLY 6,000 YEARS OLD; not ours. The sooner their world succombs to it's self-inflicted miseries, now matter how painful, the better for the future of our kinid.

Every member of my family is a Southern Baptist, and all of them voted for Trump as well. All Baptists, many Pentecostal churches, and a few Wesleyan groups believe in literal bible interpretation (aka 6,000 year old earth.) "Community" churches are often literal bibliists as well. They may not advertise it, but such churches are EVERYWHERE in the U.S.

No

Excellent question - I'm 50-years old, I've been to every state other than Alaska and Hawaii (can't hitch hike to either) and no, I have not met a single person that actually believed that and in my youth I attended a catholic school and was for some time even an alter boy. In that time period I never met a nun or a priest or a fellow alter boy or a worshipper that actually bought into that nonsense. I find that when people bring it up it's just to have fun at the expense of the person they're talking to - they simply love seeing their audience getting all worked up over nothing.

Sorry... no one around me have these concerns. They're just common folk. They don't even know im agnostic... it's a need to know.