[allmendream]

Why do we find every dinosaur bone as mineralized and not bone, and yet we find just about every modern mammalian mega fauna as actual bone? Fossilized wood doesn't answer the question.

Starlight denoting an old star from one hundred million light years distant would be denoting a position where no star had ever been within the ‘actual’ six thousand years that you will accept as the age of the universe. Thus this beam of light would LOOK like it was from a star, but no star was ever there. Does your god lie. The God I worship doesn't lie.

[lasereye]

It could be that bone takes longer to fossilize, but still far less than millions of years. Has someone proven that it actually takes that long, or is it just an assumption?

Starlight denoting an old star from one hundred million light years distant would be denoting a position where no star had ever been within the ‘actual’ six thousand years that you will accept as the age of the universe.

Based on how his theory works, I don't believe that's true.