limestone deposits

[Jet Black]

I believe you about plates pushing up on lakes and mountains.

excellent, so you can see then how limestone could in principle end up well above sea level?

But this would falsify geologic rock ages, because the layer that first existed on the bottom rises to the top, with younger layers at the bottom.

Make sense?

no. No new sedimentary layers are formed underneath the old sedimentary layers. you have magma and semi molten rock down there under all the crust. when these things do cool, they form igneous rock, not new sedimentary layers. sedimentary layers, as is pretty obvious, form with the youngest on top.

 

[Jet Black]

That's a big fold....

The Tharsis bulge makes it look like a midget feature.

 

[JohnR7]

Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable--if anything is praise worthy--think of these things.

That is a wonderful passage. I use to have that on my tool book at work. It is a nice scripture to meditate on.

 

[DavidFMayerPhD]

In a rock formation, layers are said to build when new sediment forms on top of an already existing layer. As a result, the higher up the layer, the younger the sediment.

What you describes reverses the supposed age of layers. Already existing layers are replaced as new layers push up under it.

New layers......form under older ones.

This can't be explained any simpler.

From a logical standpoint, what you describe falsifies geologic rock ages.

Again, a flood is not only simpler, but more logically sound.

You display total ignorance of Geology. Sedimentary rocks are laid upon existing rocks. Extrusive igneous rocks are laid on top of existing rocks. Intrusive igneous rocks are injected under pressure into existing rocks.

The flatness and fine sedimentation of layered sedimentary rocks proves that such rocks were laid down over a very long period. I could go on and on, but it would be useless to someone with zero scientific knowledge.

 

[crjmurray]

Zombie thread!

 

[Split Rock]

Zombie thread!

True, but it is a very good thread.

 

[juvenissun]

You display total ignorance of Geology. Sedimentary rocks are laid upon existing rocks. Extrusive igneous rocks are laid on top of existing rocks. Intrusive igneous rocks are injected under pressure into existing rocks.

The flatness and fine sedimentation of layered sedimentary rocks proves that such rocks were laid down over a very long period. I could go on and on, but it would be useless to someone with zero scientific knowledge.

Welcome to the forum.

Are you a Ph.D. in geology? I ask because of your screen name.