[Seamoth]

The story is very possibly true, BTW, but will never be publicized because it doesn't fit the model of what we are "supposed to believe." I could take video of a living dinosaur, get dropping samples, obtain an egg - and it would not change anything. The veracity of the proof is irrelevant.

So, if those stories are all around, can you link to an article from Answers in Genesis that contains one such "bombshell" like a videotaped dinosaur or, in your anecdote, a cat that fossilized in 3 years? AiG would have an interest in documenting cats that fossilized in 3 years, don't you think... ?

[Lexinom]

None of these are really germane to the discussion. I should not have posted it for that reason.

I think the bigger issue is the epistomological underpinnings of evolutionary theory and the pretended neutrality of its proponents. If there is no rational basis for evolutionary theory (please see my previous posts after #489), no discussion about bones, fossiles, or timeframes is particularly relevant.