[GodGunsGuts]

Ping!

[bgill]

Schieber, the lead researcher, said it should have been obvious that mud can settle from flowing water. ‘All you have to do is look around.

Like, duh.

[DManA]

Science has recognize many sites formed by catastrophic water flows. The scablands in Washington State for example. Not controversial at all.

[mc6809e]

I wonder when the evos will back down on their claim that snakes can’t talk.

[xcamel]

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[count-your-change]

Thanks for the heads up. The Braying Chorus will be along soon.

[count-your-change]

Geologists have no argument with a water covered world, in fact its becoming quite acceptable as history, its the timing and details of the Bible’s account that they choke on.

[ElectricStrawberry]

Does this mean that Man walked with large meat eating dinosaurs?

[ElectricStrawberry]

‘How did the Flood bring in a thin layer of sand and deposit it over a large area, then bring in a thin layer of clay and all this to settle quietly—all in a matter of minutes? And then repeat the whole performance fifteen thousand times?’

Good question. I'd LOVE to hear the YEC version of 30,000 distinct and alternating layers being deposited in ONE flood within ONE year.....one layer every 17.5 minutes. Ok....sand and only sand....GO!! Clay and only clay....GO!! OK....sand and only sand....GO!! Clay and only clay....GO!!!!