Im interested in finding an accurate representation of the fossils found within different strata of the earth. I find the typical geologic column drawings of what would fit Darwins theory, but Id like to see some kind of illustration of what actually exists which will hopefully bolster the Creationist model.
The ages of the strata are insignificant to me as I am more interested in the depths/relationships to the surface.
To be honest, I already have a creation model, and I want to verify (if possible) that the real evidence is in harmony with what I would expect to see if its correct.
My Model/Predictions (based on a literal Genesis):
1. Universe and core planet earth of unknown ancient age. This makes all the basic minerals (prior to any catastrophic geomorphology) older than 6,000 years and probably billions.
2. Prior to any biology being created the earth was re-shaped to establish dry land. There should be evidence of non-biotic sediments within the rocks that were part of this re-shaping.
3. All the kinds (hierarchal species) were created during the creation week some 6,000 years ago. For some 1656 years the earth (land and oceans) would have accumulated many dead things. Most of this biology would have experience the same type and rate of decay that is currently observed.
4. Global Flood around 4400 years ago: When the ocean ridges (fountains) broke open spewing water from the lithosphere, heating the oceans and causing the flood, there would have been many types of catastrophic events to cause sediments that would cover over and mix in the previously decayed biology along with things that were currently alive. I picture Tsunamis, volcanoes, landslides, tornadoes and hurricanes, earthquakes etc, etc. There could have been surges that would have caused erosion to occur between events in different layers of mud/rock but with no normal types of biological accumulation from living things.
5. I picture that most of the biology that existed would have been covered up at the lower levels and converted to oil and coal. Anything that was floating would have eventually sunk and been distributed in a random fashion or lasted to the end of the year and deposited onto the unstable surface, but again in a random fashion.
6. I postulate that any animals that we are able to find (near the surface) of current land forms (fossilized or not) that died in-situ are descendants of the animals that were preserved on Noahs Ark. In other words, (baby) dinosaurs went off the Ark and multiplied, but were covered by mud flows from an unstable earth. The same with human fossils, although the different tribes congregated in one place (Babel) for about 100 years and when they split up probably picked safe places to dwell.
7. The Ice Age transpired post flood and contributed to the demise of the dinosaur population. Any animals that are found in ice or permafrost are definitely post flood, as the waters would have melted any pre-flood ice.
8. In general, I would expect to see in a cross section of hundreds (if not thousands) of feet, sediment that contained shells and other hard bodied things from the oceans in multiple levels (mostly lower) as they were blasted ashore and dinosaur (fossilized or not) in the top layers with not much in between.
I really dont want to see some artist rendering of the geological column. I would prefer to see something like the Grand Canyon with an overall picture of the strata and then enlargements of the different levels with photos and descriptions of the types of fossils they contain. I have books on similar topics, but they are very hard to understand and void of good graphics.
The ages of the strata are insignificant to me as I am more interested in the depths/relationships to the surface.
To be honest, I already have a creation model, and I want to verify (if possible) that the real evidence is in harmony with what I would expect to see if its correct.
My Model/Predictions (based on a literal Genesis):
1. Universe and core planet earth of unknown ancient age. This makes all the basic minerals (prior to any catastrophic geomorphology) older than 6,000 years and probably billions.
2. Prior to any biology being created the earth was re-shaped to establish dry land. There should be evidence of non-biotic sediments within the rocks that were part of this re-shaping.
3. All the kinds (hierarchal species) were created during the creation week some 6,000 years ago. For some 1656 years the earth (land and oceans) would have accumulated many dead things. Most of this biology would have experience the same type and rate of decay that is currently observed.
4. Global Flood around 4400 years ago: When the ocean ridges (fountains) broke open spewing water from the lithosphere, heating the oceans and causing the flood, there would have been many types of catastrophic events to cause sediments that would cover over and mix in the previously decayed biology along with things that were currently alive. I picture Tsunamis, volcanoes, landslides, tornadoes and hurricanes, earthquakes etc, etc. There could have been surges that would have caused erosion to occur between events in different layers of mud/rock but with no normal types of biological accumulation from living things.
5. I picture that most of the biology that existed would have been covered up at the lower levels and converted to oil and coal. Anything that was floating would have eventually sunk and been distributed in a random fashion or lasted to the end of the year and deposited onto the unstable surface, but again in a random fashion.
6. I postulate that any animals that we are able to find (near the surface) of current land forms (fossilized or not) that died in-situ are descendants of the animals that were preserved on Noahs Ark. In other words, (baby) dinosaurs went off the Ark and multiplied, but were covered by mud flows from an unstable earth. The same with human fossils, although the different tribes congregated in one place (Babel) for about 100 years and when they split up probably picked safe places to dwell.
7. The Ice Age transpired post flood and contributed to the demise of the dinosaur population. Any animals that are found in ice or permafrost are definitely post flood, as the waters would have melted any pre-flood ice.
8. In general, I would expect to see in a cross section of hundreds (if not thousands) of feet, sediment that contained shells and other hard bodied things from the oceans in multiple levels (mostly lower) as they were blasted ashore and dinosaur (fossilized or not) in the top layers with not much in between.
I really dont want to see some artist rendering of the geological column. I would prefer to see something like the Grand Canyon with an overall picture of the strata and then enlargements of the different levels with photos and descriptions of the types of fossils they contain. I have books on similar topics, but they are very hard to understand and void of good graphics.