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To: doc1019
Er, yeah ~ there's no reason why soft tissues can't be preserved indefinitely (or at least for a very long time).

I have several cans of potted beef on my shelves. If civilization stopped today, and everybody was gone, it could still be there millions of years from now, or at least hidden in the rubble of what had been my home.

You do realize these are very special fossils. They don't find them every day.

26 posted on 07/21/2007 7:46:30 PM PDT by muawiyah
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To: muawiyah

But, for 65 million years …

I don’t know if the argument has changed, I just find that to believe that there could be viable (soft) tissue after 65 (or longer) million years just beyond credibility. IMHO.

As you might have surmised, I’m a believer in the creation account per the Bible. Six days and all that. So, for the most part all other arguments are thrown my way in vain.

And, I guess, I will spend eternity in Heaven with my Lord, commiserating with the angles about my lack of faith in evolution.

Good discussion though.


27 posted on 07/21/2007 7:53:46 PM PDT by doc1019 (Fred Thompson '08)
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