Youwerecreated
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There is no such thing as "wrong strata." And "polystrate trees" is term meaningful only to the superstitious who simply refuse to accept that the formations they refer to are inconsistent with validly presented old earth descriptions of the sedimentary formations they are found in.The article rationalized superstition, that much is true, but I still fail to see why you're changing the subject, or how your misrepresentations of the claims of others serves to refute any point I've made.
I did not change the subject,you said it was intellectually dishonest to say many fossils were found in the wrong strata and I posted many things showing you to be wrong.
And if you can't understand the problem polystrate trees present for the geologic timeline, and the age of fossils, and the earth you are blind.
Not to mention the many fossils found in the wrong strata as well.
Did you not read anything I posted that showed otherwise ?
Do you really understand why they named each and every layer of strata they found fossils in ?
Really,if you want to talk geology I suggest you take a class this is rediculous arguing with someone that does not have a clue on the subject.