There are huge creatures entombed in sedimentary layers of the geologic column, and Darwinian/Lyellian theory says that geologic processes ongoing today are as they were in the past, so we should expect huge creatures like elephants, crocodiles, horses, cows, and bears, to be in the process of being entombed then lithified within vast sedimentary layers somewhere today, the fossils of tomorrow, so where is this happening today?
Where Are Huge Fossils Forming?
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Since you can't say where it is happening today, that is a tacit endorsement of the Global Flood Model, thanks, tell Neyman.
globenstein
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Doesn't it happen everywhere? Since it takes living organisms to die and decompose, and that's pretty much all over the world.
Unless you meant why we don't see their formation? Seems to me a 100 millions years phenomenon is hard to observe.
Unless you meant why we don't see their formation? Seems to me a 100 millions years phenomenon is hard to observe.
Organic materials, unless rapidly entombed and then lithified, does not leave fossils. Look at a fish which dies in a lake.
When a crocodile dies in the swamp, it doesn't become a fossil.
When a cow dies on the lakeshore, it doesn't become a fossil.
When a cow dies on the lakeshore, it doesn't become a fossil.
The Morrison Formation is not a landslide, and tell me the last news flash about a rancher losing cows to a landslide, or Bedouins having their camels buried in sand, right under their noses, to soon thereafter become a fossil in a vast sandstone layer.
Where are fish becoming fossils today?
Everywhere.
Let's get Neyman in here.
Everywhere one can dig in the dirt and find bones.
You really are a joke.
Ice Age, check this out
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/prehistoric_life/dinosaurs/making_fossils/makingfossils/index.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/prehistoric_life/dinosaurs/making_fossils/makingfossils/index.shtml
And where is that supposedly happening today tab?