Mudda
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It must be nice living in a fantasy world.How do you explain the fact that there is no erosion of fossil layers? Have you ever seen layers of sedimentary rock? Each layer joins the next with a clearly defined line. If these layers were millions of years old, we wouldn't see this. What we do see is consistent with a massive flood, that deposited these layers in a brief period of time.Do you see any fractures here?These layers bent without fracturing. Explain this.Rock layers most definitely "bend"...due to forces involved in the movements of the various tectonic plates and subplates. It's called "folding" and there are many theories on it including the Expanding Earth Theory. The facts of direct observation(earthquakes) show this is well supported by the direct evidence. I would say we haven't heard the last on this though.
Greg
How do you know there weren't fractures in the layers??
Greg
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There are more where this came from. Layered rocks that were bent without fracturing. The only explanation for this is that these layers were deposited in a very short period of time, and were bent before they solidified.
Do you have a geologist's report on that?? Of course not. They are folds caused by lateral forces. Where are those layers and where were they formed??
Greg
I have a question: how did Noah get marsupials from Australia and back again?