Barbarian,regarding fossilization:
For most vertebrates, it's unusual. But for marine inveretebrates, it's rather common.
Boy you got philosophy for everything don't you.
Facts, not philosophy. Most limestone is made of fossils of marine invertebrates. Here's a simplified discussion of the fact:
Limestone is a sedimentary rock made almost entirely of fossils.
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They lied to you about that. As you now see, most limestone is made of marine invertebrates with a few vertebrates here and there.
Your philosophy is not witnessed for observed. The Flood was.
Well, no one today ever actually saw it, but the evidence for a great regional flood in what is now the Black Sea basin is pretty good.
So you are to have me believe that the earth at one time was covered with water
Nope. Never completely. But mostly covered.
and whales existed on the evolutionary timeline at this point in time before landmass?
Nope. I have no idea how you got that notion.
So since there are marine fossils at all mountain peaks, you are to have me believe that all the mountains of the world we see today were all ground level at one time?
Can't think of any that weren't. The eastern part of the Andes, like the Himalayas, were at one time under the sea. That's why they are mostly made of marine fossils.
Perhaps the whales were before the first mountains?
No one suggested that. You made that up on your own.
Nothing you say makes any sense and cannot be verifiable. Its philosophy and sophist philosophy at that.
You'd probably do better if you left your philosophy behind, and just dealt with the facts.
Then this usual way should be seen in dead whales from back in the 1800s as well.
Yep. Here and there, there are bones of dead whales being buried. Sometimes, we find them. A few of them end up in anoxic areas where they are buried before they decompose.
You assume the mountain peaks were never above sea level
Those, like parts of the Andes and the Himalayas, that are composed of the fossils of marine organisms, make that certain.
Maybe a quick introduction to geology would be a good thing for you to learn.
Barbarian observes:
The fossils were there before the ocean bottom was uplifted. You couldn't have marine limestone forming out of the water. Thought you knew
Again, this assumes the Darwinian timeline is flexible enough to believe whales evolved on earth before mountainous ranges.
Nope. Just before those particular mountains. Just north of me are the remains of Cambrian mountains, almost completely worn down. They are much older than whales. Again, a short intro to geology would help you a lot.
Barbarian suggests:
Don't believe everything you see on You Tube. The Chicxulub object was maybe 12 kilometers across, too small to cause such an effect. You'd need something hundreds of kilometers across to do that.
There's only one God. And He is truth. Sorry about yours.
I have seen documentary after documentary and your gods all show the entire earth being encircled by the firestorm.
I took a look on You Tube. The ones I see are simulations of what would happen if a 500km asteroid hit the Earth. The Chicxulub object was maybe 12 km. So that's why there wasn't a global firestorm.
You are aware that evolutionists are slowly trying to accept the worldwide Flood, right?
I know that there aren't many Christians who accept the modern doctrine of a global flood. Even among evangelicals, who aren't as up on the Bible as most of their fellow Christians, are beginning to accept the flood story as written, rather than as a global flood.
No. Nothing would have survived all that. Every single documentary says the same thing. The model of the asteroid, in reality, would have wiped out all life.
See above. You were confused by the simulation of a 500km asteroid; the real one was more like 12 km.
How do you explain how feathered birds made it? What do you know about birds?
Smaller land animals tended to survive. All the large ones died. As you know, birds tend to be small.
Remember, the more you know, the less likely you are to be fooled like this.
