Timberwolf #fundie

Timberwolf #fundie libertydwells.com

There is just as much...in fact MORE...evidence for exactly what Russ Miller is claiming than what "modern" geology can claim.

Laying down the layers of the Geologic Column? That could ONLY have been done rapidly and in the presence of much water and continual vibration (earthquake-like). Dr. Walt Brown describes the process in his book In the Beginning: Compelling Evidence for Creation and the Flood.

There are so many things explained plausibly by Dr. Brown that "modern" geology and "evolutionary science" either cannot or will not explain, it is laughable that evolution continues to be taught as fact, when it is merely the pipe dream of those who want to disavow God.

As I said before, sad & pathetic...

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old comment by Osiris

Number 1: while important to the field of paleontology, which heavily relies on evolution for anything in paleontology to make any sense at all, the formation of the Earth's geological layers has nothing to do with the veracity of evolution.

Number 2: The geological column, as uncovered by geologists and paleontologists, demonstrates that there is a very clear trend of increasing complexity as you go up. The oldest fossils are colonies of single-celled bacteria and the most recent fossils are mammalian megafuana. This holds true for plants and fungus as well as animals and is precisely what we would expect to see if evolution were to be true, and is the exact opposite of what we would expect if all life was created spontaneously, ex nihlo. There is simply no way creationism can account for this, so creationists simply rely on baseless assertions like the ones you just made.

old comment by The_L

You've never seen the aftermath of a flood, have you? The mud washed in by rapid flooding is never in neat layers, nor is it conveniently sorted by type, as fossils in geological strata are.

Basically, if all the geological strata had been laid down at once:

1. No fossils would have survived, as the water pressure required would have pulverized the bones into powder.

2. There wouldn't be neat layers, either. The mud that washes up from flooding tends to be remarkably homogeneous.

3. While it seems plausible at first to describe a water vapor canopy above the earth as the source of the "waters above," what this idea fails to take into account is that water vapor is not the same as it's less-dense gaseous counterpart, steam. In other words, water vapor is exactly as heavy as ordinary liquid water. The weight of the amount of water required for 40 days and nights of torrential flooding is too great for it to have ever stayed up there in the first place. The "firmament" is physically impossible.

4. Even if a firmament were possible, or the "extra" water came from a comet or something, that would mean a LOT less water on Earth before the Deluge: too little for the amounts and types of life that were on Earth around the time the boat was invented.

Noah's flood is impossible even before we get to the ark part.

@ScrappyB: There is water in the earth's mantle, and water underground, but not nearly as much as this idiot thinks there is.

Timberwolf #fundie libertydwells.com

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