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28th April 2004, 12:34 PM
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Reps: 5,749 (power: 18) | | Originally Posted by AlHailThePowerOfJesusName Of course not, Sharks live in the ocean dude. The first layers were likely formed very early, so by the time the sharks swam over land, and started losing their teeth these layers were already formed.
Trilobites also live in the ocean. And yet they're found in Cambrian deposits. Are you proposing they crawled out of the ocean before the sharks started swimming above the land? What about brachiopods? How the bloody hell did they get there?
IT DOESN'T WORK. Get this into your head and you might - just might - be within spitting distance of facing reality.
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28th April 2004, 12:36 PM
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Reps: 118 (power: 0) | | Here is an experiment for you. Take some cracked dried poop, cover it with a layer of wet sand. Cover the whole thing with water for a few months. See if the poop stays dried and cracked.
you're not getting it. If the poop is covered with sediment, it is protected from disolving. Then after the water evaporates it dries and cracks, or it could have been cracked before, and just been covered with sediment which still would have been protected from the water.
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28th April 2004, 12:41 PM
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Reps: 55,296 (power: 64) | | | Hey AlHail, I'm waiting for a refutation or discussion of my thread - "Geological Evidence of an Old Earth in Ireland". I'll understand if you don't have the time - YEC's tend to get swamped, it seems.
But hey, you could be the first YEC to refute the evidence I presented. Wouldn't that be nice?
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28th April 2004, 12:41 PM
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Reps: 118 (power: 0) | | And yet they're found in Cambrian deposits. Are you proposing they crawled out of the ocean before the sharks started swimming above the land?
Likely they did not have a choice in the matter.
Do you expect me to do all your thinking for you?
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28th April 2004, 12:42 PM
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Reps: 118 (power: 0) | | Hey AlHail, I'm waiting for a refutation or discussion of my thread - "Geological Evidence of an Old Earth in Ireland". I'll understand if you don't have the time - YEC's tend to get swamped, it seems.
But hey, you could be the first YEC to refute the evidence I presented. Wouldn't that be nice?
Yeah hold on, I keep having to respond to everything else.
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28th April 2004, 12:43 PM
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Reps: 1,851 (power: 9) | | | Can you explain why there are animal tracks found in different geological layers that were supposedly all laid down by the flood? Early form of scuba perhaps?
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28th April 2004, 12:53 PM
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ever heard of a tidal wave?
trilobites dont exactly have the strength to fight against the current that would send them on land.
And sharks wouldn't really be around for the tadal wave since they have a "sixth sense"
. Since they can hear a fish 3000 feet away, you could suffice to say that they could hear a tidal wave coming from at least that far, since a tidal wave is how much louder than a little fish. |
28th April 2004, 12:58 PM
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Reps: 1,851 (power: 9) | | | Actually tsunamis are nearly undetectable in the deep ocean no matter how good something's "hearing" is. It's only when the reach shallow waters that they form what we think of as "tidal waves". In the open ocean they are just a rapidly moving column of water that may show as just another wave on the surface.
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28th April 2004, 01:23 PM
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Reps: 5,749 (power: 18) | | Originally Posted by AlHailThePowerOfJesusName Likely they did not have a choice in the matter.
You mean God picked them up and put them on the continental land masses, or what? Do you expect me to do all your thinking for you?
I expect you to defend your hypothesis. If you can't, then admit it's a load of cr@p. Again, how did the brachiopods get up onto the continental land masses really quickly so that they could be fossilised first?.
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Gonna take me a TV evangelist and punch him in the face
I sing about the hope that’s in me and ask why the poor aren’t fed
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I’m a liberal backslider I’ve been sliding ‘bout ten years
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28th April 2004, 01:32 PM
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Reps: 5,749 (power: 18) | | Originally Posted by Lucky_charm_snatcher ever heard of a tidal wave?
trilobites dont exactly have the strength to fight against the current that would send them on land.
And sharks do? And sharks wouldn't really be around for the tadal wave since they have a "sixth sense". Since they can hear a fish 3000 feet away, you could suffice to say that they could hear a tidal wave coming from at least that far, since a tidal wave is how much louder than a little fish.
Nope. Tidal waves (I think you mean tsunamis) are silent. Just a mount of water moving at high speed. Only make a noise when they hit the shore.
__________________ I take a stand on justice, I take a stand on race
Gonna take me a TV evangelist and punch him in the face
I sing about the hope that’s in me and ask why the poor aren’t fed
But if I don’t tow the party line, it’s be better if I were dead
I’m a liberal backslider I’ve been sliding ‘bout ten years
People ask me how I’m doin’ and I confirm all their fears
I’m swearing like a trooper, and I’m drinking like a bum
I'm a liberal backslider, and it sure is a lot of fun
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