Sedimentary

... 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 I hear. ...

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... they are futile attempts to explain away the eternal power and wisdom of God. Where is the antimatter that should be a result of the big bang? If sedimentary rock built up over billions of years, why are there tremendously vast graveyards of fossils which contain sea creatures BESIDE mammals and ...

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Good point, the sedimentary layers that make up the sea bed are put under such pressure that folding of the material occurs. Furthermore some areas of the sea floor are also too deep for excavation work to take place because of the ...

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... after an unwanted death, the body falls, and if the body is to be preserved, it must be covered quickly by mud and silt and become part of a sedimentary bed. Hopefully this bed of sand, silt and mud will receive enough compaction to become somewhat solidified. Now if granny is really lucky, ...

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... to walk out of the ocean, but it hasn't evolved at all in over 70,000,000 years. The formation of coal and oil, and fossilized trees crossing many sedimentary rock layers are best explained by a catastrophic event. Although a catastrophic event could be evolutionary, most evolutionists immediately ...

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