28 Feb 13
Originally posted by RJHindsJust out of curiosity, how do you explain the mile deep layers of salt under the hard cover under the great lakes? A world wide flood would not have gotten to that layer since there was a hard rock cover dome OVER the salt.
They don't know how old it is. It was probaly killed in the worldwide flood.
28 Feb 13
Originally posted by sonhouseWhy should I have to explain it? I am not a geologist.
Just out of curiosity, how do you explain the mile deep layers of salt under the hard cover under the great lakes? A world wide flood would not have gotten to that layer since there was a hard rock cover dome OVER the salt.
28 Feb 13
Originally posted by twhiteheadIt is young age geologists themselves that are saying the old age geologists are wrong. I am just letting you guys know there are differences of opinion among geologists just like there are among us. So doesn't that pretty much prove they don't really know how old these things are and are simply using their belief systems to speculate on these ages that they pull out of their arse?
Then stop trying to tell geologists they are wrong, because you simply are not qualified to do so by your own admission.
28 Feb 13
Originally posted by RJHindsBut you have explanations for everything else. You say the Earth is 6K years old. Where would miles deep layers of salt accumulate in 6K years? And that under a solid rock top. That can't happen in such a short amount of time.
Why should I have to explain it? I am not a geologist.
28 Feb 13
Originally posted by sonhouseOf course it can! All you need are liberal applications of handy dandy god goo! Available from all good churches, synagogues and mosques. It'll even cure your galaxy rotation rates without need for dark matter or tweaks to Newtonian dynamics. I'd be willing to bet it even cures piles, warts, scurvy and mange. Doesn't cure mildew though, you have to kill pigeons for that.
But you have explanations for everything else. You say the Earth is 6K years old. Where would miles deep layers of salt accumulate in 6K years? And that under a solid rock top. That can't happen in such a short amount of time.
28 Feb 13
Originally posted by sonhouseGod does a lot of things in one day, which is a short time to us, but plenty of time for God. 😏
But you have explanations for everything else. You say the Earth is 6K years old. Where would miles deep layers of salt accumulate in 6K years? And that under a solid rock top. That can't happen in such a short amount of time.