Another HUGE nail in the coffin for creationism: [Spirituality & Religion]
[b]If Noah's flood really happened, why do we never find a dinosaur in the same geological layer as a human or a dog?[/b] Why no whales in the same layer as mosasaurs? Why no Apatosaurs in the same layer as elephants?
If all the animals were overcome by the flood at around the same time, why do we NEVER see these animals in the same fossil layers [i]anywhere [/i]on earth?
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Creation doesn't have a coffin to put nails in. On the other hand, evolution's coffin is nailed shut by its own followers. Not every place you go will have fossils of dinosaurs and other animals together.
[quote]Not every place you go will have fossils of dinosaurs and other animals together.[/quote]
And if it were a matter of not being able to find that circumstance [i]everywhere [/i]then you might have a point. But the nail in the coffin, as it were, is that this circumstance is not found ANYWHERE on the entire planet. Not in North America, South America, China, Africa. [i]NO[/i]where. Rather telling.
I agree that if the flood had actually happened and dinosaurs and modern animals co-existed then we might not find them mixed absolutely everywhere.
But again, they are not found mixed together A-NY-WHERE. I feel like you're not addressing that issue. In your estimation, why would that circumstance not exist anywhere on the planet?
@Pikachu [quote]what passage did Yahweh make that point in?[/quote]
The Gospel of John 1:1-4 which is the truth. His Spirit testifies to His Word and makes His points plain through His Spirit of Truth concerning these matters.
lol how did i know you would only respond to that and ignore the question about how you explain the paucity of mingled fossils? Oh yeah, because i'm familiar with your style.
You said "Yahweh's point is plain, it is the truth that not every place you go will have fossils of dinosaurs and other animals together."
The point that dinosaurs and other animals will not be found together everywhere is not in John...
Now please show honesty of intention and address the real question:
In your estimation, why would that circumstance not exist anywhere on the planet?
You ignored the difficult legitimate question in favour of the tongue and cheek jokey question.
But i'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you missed the real question when it was first posed AND when i repeated it for you.
So allow me to draw your attention to it once more so that you can give a direct answer to this direct question:
[b][u]If dinosaurs co-existed with other animals and they were all drowned together in the flood, why are their remains not found mingled ANYWHERE ON THE ENTIRE PLANET?[/u][/b]
@Pikachu [quote]If dinosaurs co-existed with other animals and they were all drowned together in the flood, why are their remains not found mingled ANYWHERE ON THE ENTIRE PLANET[/quote]
I already answered this question, why are you asking me again? Did you not understand my answer?
@GodSpeed63 No you didn't. You repeatedly lie because you fail to give straight answers to questions. Even if you had said that you don't know why, that would have at least been an honest answer. Instead you default to a Bible quote that does not address the question, then claim you have answered it.
Well i guess not so maybe you'd be so good as to help me out there.
I've asked you if dinosaurs coexisted with the other animals, why are their remains not mingled anywhere on the planet.
You answer ( i think?) is that their remains wouldn't be mingled [i]everywhere[/i] on the planet. Which is probably true but it doesn't seem to explain why this circumstance occurs [i]nowhere[/i] on the planet.
So can you connect those dots for me, please? How does saying they wouldn't be mixed everywhere solve the problem that they aren't mixed ANYwhere?🤔
[quote]You didn't understand my answer also, I see.[/quote]
So please keep the lines of communication open here. I'm earnestly asking you to help me understand the answer you are determined to give.
[i]I've asked you if dinosaurs coexisted with the other animals, why are their remains not mingled anywhere on the planet.
You answer ( i think?) is that their remains wouldn't be mingled everywhere on the planet. Which is probably true but it doesn't seem to explain why this circumstance occurs nowhere on the planet.
So can you connect those dots for me, please? How does saying they wouldn't be mixed everywhere solve the problem that they aren't mixed ANYwhere?🤔[/i]
[quote] you're wrong about the fossil record.[/quote]
But i'm [i]not [/i]wrong about the fossil record. And if you won't take that from me or the overwhelming majority of scientists, take if from Young Earth Creation website Answers in Genesis.
They acknowledge that the fossil record is as i have described. So even What you would consider to be a reliable source on the "science" of young earth creationism agrees with how the fossil record presents.
Given that, how you, godpseed, account for this circumstance?🤔
You lazy, dishonest little child, read the rest of it: "[i]And if you won't take that from me or the overwhelming majority of scientists, take if from Young Earth Creation website [b]Answers in Genesis[/b].[b][u]They acknowledge that the fossil record is as i have described[/u][/b].[/i]"
Then promise me that from now on you will read the entire post before you jump to conclusions.
With regard to the fossil record: [i]"And if you won't take that from me or the overwhelming majority of scientists, take if from Young Earth Creation website [b][u]Answers in Genesis.They acknowledge that the fossil record is as i have described[/u][/b]." [/i]
