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Dictionary » B » Bends BendsBends Colloquism for caisson sickness; decompression sickness. Origin: fr. Convulsive posture of those so afflicted ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Bird-Dinosaur News... only a paleontologist or a geologist. If a geologist follows and believes uniformintarianism, when he sees thick strata that has huge folds (bends) in it, he would never assume that it was laid wet. These are impossible features if the strata was laid down over millions of years!! But a creationist ...
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Alternative Theories to Evolution but how did all of that sediment follow the vertical contours Sediment always lays flat, when there are bends in strata it is usually from magma which has worked its way up through the crust(and formed batholiths etc.) or tectonic movement(+ pressure from above earth), both ...
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Alternative Theories to Evolution... that an evolutionist would never look for. You know I was watching the discovery channel the other day and I really saw it! Folds, uncracked bends in sedimentary rock, quite large bends. Wonder how they bent without cracking--they're not ignious, they were sedimentary. This is kind of common ...
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Re: Any SOLID arguments against evolution?... catastrophe and that vast amounts of sediment overcame them quickly? If sedimentary rock built up over millions of years, why are there 90 degree bends in multiple very thick strata in the grand canyon without cracks? These same strata extend throughout the US, some as far as the UK. This would ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... becoming the new religion. :roll: Why are there fossilized fish in the himalayas, and the upper layers of the grand canyon? Why are there severe bends in the multiple strata that is supposed to have been layed down over millions of years--should be cracked not bent? Because it was laid down quickly. ...
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