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I have noticed a lot of debate about Noah's flood and there are some misconceptions about how it could work scientifically.
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No Juvie. Read the article. There are no sedimentary layers that can be attributed to a global flood. Not to a flood... to a global flood. In other words, there are no global sedimentary layers that could have come from the same flood. This was established early in the 19th century. You are just saying, "there are sedimentary layers, therefore we can just simple-mindedly attribute them to a global flood if we like." Even the the early 1800s, geologists knew better than that. You and your "flood geologist" ilk are way behind the times.
That's a joke, right?
And the link you gave explains why. Hint: not the flood.
But, you say, you can't use the base assumptions in your theory to disprove mine!The Earth is only 6000 years old so the continenets were never connected. There was not enough time.
God brought pairs of animals to Noah,
asked him to escort them into the Ark,
and God closed the door behind them.
There is no scientific explanation for
these specific events, and no suggestion
that the rest of the story need conform
to "Natural", non-divine circumstance.
Noah was six hundred years old, so how did he get two lemurs, exactly?
No no no. You don't understand my simple statement.
Think, this is very important: A global flood will NOT create an uniform sedimentary environment. It is more likely that a global flood will form many different depositional environment and resulted in all kinds of sedimentary layers, include mud layers and lime layers.
Any type of sedimentary layer deposited in water could be made by the same single flood.
Not at all. You name one sedimentary layer to me and I can tell you how would the global flood create it.
I never said anything about a single uniform sedimentary layer. That was not what the geologists of the 19th century were looking for. They were looking for a series or grouping of sedimentary layers that were global in distribution and were atrributable to a flood. They could find none. Nothing has changed since then, except for a narrow-minded theology that ignores reality. Go ahead and show us the flood layers on any map of the geological column. Do what no other "flood geologist" has accomplished.
That is just a silly game. Show us where the flood layers are on any map of the geological column for any region. Go ahead and put your money where your mouth is.
juvenissun said:Go out to find the nearest road cut to your home. You may see a layer of shale, or sandstone, or limestone. They could be the very flood layer you are looking for. All you need to see it is the understanding of a global flood.
Not at all. You name one sedimentary layer to me and I can tell you how would the global flood create it.
Ooh! Ooh!Grand Canyon, Coconino Sandstone.
Grand Canyon, Hermit Shale.
There you go juve, two distinctively different types of sedimentary strata, one of sandstone and one of shale. How can the global flood create them?
Thank you!I would be quite honored for you to answer it AV.![]()
Then how do yhou explain the other layer?
Grand Canyon, Coconino Sandstone.
Grand Canyon, Hermit Shale.
There you go juve, two distinctively different types of sedimentary strata, one of sandstone and one of shale. How can the global flood create them?
The flood can certainly create one of them.