Not unless there is an indication that a layer has been adulterated.Except the footprints of humans in dinosaur footprints and visa versa.
Not unless there is an indication that a layer has been adulterated.Except the footprints of humans in dinosaur footprints and visa versa.
The idea that even a whole mountain of water could move a mountain made of rock (a real mountain iow) is a stretch, prima facie. But if you have a 'piston and cylinder' arrangement, where the 'cylinder' is filled with water, and the 'piston' made of solid rock, "floats" on the water, then this becomes mechanically possible to my brain. I can picture and appreciate that rock can under those conditions float on water, even though rock is 2-3 times as dense as water. With a piston and cylinder, the piston pushes against the fluid in the cylinder, and liquid water while not perfectly in-compressible (if I remember my Science studies correctly) is not perfectly compressible either (like a gas), so it would hold whatever weight the rock piston would impose upon it. The water wouldn't be crushed, iow.I strongly recommend that you watch the YouTube Playlist I linked to above, where Bryan Nickel does an EXCELLENT job at explaining the Hydroplate Theory, which explains the origins of the mountain ranges we see today, along with many other things in the solar system.
The confirmation bias is strong with this one.Not unless there is an indication that a layer has been adulterated.
I just recognize that many creationists act out of desperation and make no effort to control for their own bias. Let's see the footprint evidence, and see if you have honest discourse about it.The confirmation bias is strong with this one.
Your statement is so woefully uniformed it can only be because you actively avoid any honest discussion of the topic.
How do we know it sat on sediments?That the ark frequently was sitting on bare sediments before the next wave came along and floated the ark again.
Human footprints preserved in rock are not new, just often misunderstood.I just recognize that many creationists act out of desperation and make no effort to control for their own bias. Let's see the footprint evidence, and see if you have honest discourse about it.
I'm not sure tidal wave is the right word, but it's the closest thing we have to describe what was happening during a one time global event."Tidal waves" don't leave bare ground during a global flood. The entire earth was covered
The verses that say the ark landed on the Mountains of Ararat but they weren't sure if the water was gone. The tenor of the account suggests they'd been in that situation before."Other verses"?
Such as? Because the conditions of a global flood that lasted for over half a year don't allow such a thing to happen.
The account as written reads like it was, the sediment evidence is consistent with it, and no living thing could live through it. In fact, if the situation (constant water) stayed the same until the water subsided there would be a better chance of someone surviving that compared to a constantly changing landscape that nearly always had water running over it.There is no evidence for this.
Because water is more fluid than sediments, and sediments fall (and spread) when fast moving water slows down. In other words, because the earth was covered with sediment laden water, that's all there was to land on when the water left a "blank spot" sometimes.How do we know it sat on sediments?
You first have to show you can give the evidence a fair hearing. Tell me the contrary evidence you know about so far.I just recognize that many creationists act out of desperation and make no effort to control for their own bias. Let's see the footprint evidence, and see if you have honest discourse about it.
The ark settled after the rains stopped, but not before.Because water is more fluid than sediments, and sediments fall (and spread) when fast moving water slows down. In other words, because the earth was covered with sediment laden water, that's all there was to land on when the water left a "blank spot" sometimes.
I have not seen footprint evidence at all. Fossilized remains are more reliable.You first have to show you can give the evidence a fair hearing. Tell me the contrary evidence you know about so far.
I don't think that anyone has claimed that the initial blast is what killed everyone.So while Noah and his family were the only survivors, some people and animals made it passed the initial blast.
I concur... his videos are definitely worth a watch and even some re-watches.I strongly recommend that you watch the YouTube Playlist I linked to above, where Bryan Nickel does an EXCELLENT job at explaining the Hydroplate Theory, which explains the origins of the mountain ranges we see today, along with many other things in the solar system.
The fact that this passage says that "all of the high hills were covered" seems to indicate that no mountains existed at that time.Everest is over 17000 cubits. Does this mean Everest was basically flat (i.e. 'not there at all') before the Flood?
The fact that this passage says that "all of the high hills were covered" seems to indicated that no mountains existed at that time.
Ok... so... you aren't even trying. Have a nice day, I guess.I have not seen footprint evidence at all. Fossilized remains are more reliable.
I'd say he's very trying.Ok... so... you aren't even trying. Have a nice day, I guess.
That's why I ignore him. I only read him in reflection, and I've never seen a reason to stop ignoring himI'd say he's very trying.
I see what you did there lolI'd say he's very trying.
Rock layers where fossils are found contain volcanic ash that can be dated. Different layers are consistent with different ages. Dinosaurs and humans are not even close. The fossils themselves are not as old as dinosaurs either. https://earthathome.org/quick-faqs/how-do-scientists-date-rocks-and-fossils/Ok... so... you aren't even trying. Have a nice day, I guess.