If you travel through certain states out west, you can see fossilized trees laying on the ground. A fossilized tree will last as long as any other fossil. And if it was exposed for any time length (such as those we see out west), and later re-covered with sediments, then it might well extend over more than one geological level.
If you travel through certain states out west, you can see fossilized trees laying on the ground. A fossilized tree will last as long as any other fossil. And if it was exposed for any time length (such as those we see out west), and later re-covered with sediments, then it might well extend over more than one geological level.****
According to your view....it takes thousands/millions of years to lay down rock layers (you may want to revisit an earlier comment that I made about Mount St. Helens as to whether I believe this to be the case.)
In order to be fossilized, something has to be buried rapidly....how exactly would a 20’ long tree trunk going through multiple rock layers get buried quickly if it takes thousands/millions of years for the layers to form?
Wait a minute....Creationists believe in Catastrophism and not Uniformitarianism. Therefore, Creationists would predict that you’d find polystrate fossils.
Sorry BroJoe...it doesn’t fit your model, it fits mine.