The Horizon Church of Towson asks what I'm sure is a very sincere question.
about 6000 years old 28.13 %
about 4.5 billion years old 37.50 %
I am not sure 34.38 %
Gosh. This question has a very simple answer. Maybe you should tell them what it is.
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