The time-frame established by Geology for the age of the earth is fairly firm.
Yet, our knowledge of the complexity of life keeps increasing.
While we keep uncovering additional scales of complexity in biology, the time in which it was supposed to have randomly occurred remains constant.
We ARE reaching the point (long past it, actually) where the mathematics demonstrate it is highly improbable that life as we know it today could have emerged from nothing in the limited timeframe imposed by the geologists.
To a skeptic, the evolutionist sounds like this: “It would take my program about 10 minutes to run through 2^N combinations.”
“How long if N was twice as large?”
“Ten minutes.”
“What if N is 100 times as large!”
“Still ten minutes! If you don’t believe me, you’re anti-science.”
“Maybe you’re anti-mathematics...”
“Lalalalla... I can’t hear you... here’s a link to a Dawkins video.”
“Yeah... whatever...”