@mako cv,
mako;31150 wrote:It sure wasn't formed by a great flood...google it using unbiased websites and you will see that we don't need a magical guy in the sky to explain it, just good old fashioned geological activity over many millions of years. In fact a flood would not distribute things (fossils, various types of minerals) in the way that they are found in the Grand Canyon, but geological activity would. :patriot:
But don't they claim some 250 million year old stuff on top and 100 million year old stuff in the middle? Also, what caused it? Where's the delta?
Isn't the land throughout the earth made up of mostly sedimentary rock? Wasn't that type of rock formed in and under water. Aren't there great caverns of underground waters that go hundreds of miles deep? Wasn't the polar ice cap once three times larger?
What about the large deposits of bones found in, I think Nebraska, can't remember for sure? Bones of animals that normally wouldn't "huddle" together.
Hey, I'm no geologist or even a college grad, just barely a hs grad but why are we so hung up on believing scientists that claim that something is millions of years old when they can't really even prove it's no more than a few hundreds of years? Yeah, I know about carbon dating but when will they change their minds about that?
We are all so into proving the theory of evolution but I have another twist for you... What if monkey came from man???
I watched a man walking the other day and he honestly walked like a monkey and was so dang hairy and my husband said, "Well, that guy proves evolution!" As I watched him I thought, hmmmmmm, maybe, but what if..........