[org.whodat]

how bout you taking my word for it and looking it up yourself? Nah- too much work, right? I've been in these arguments before and NOONE that supports evolution or old earth EVER does ANY of the looking up- it's always the others that have to get sucked into doing it all- Don't care to bleeive me? Fine- whatever- the info is out there freely available to you just as it is me- I've listed some links- but I am not going to get sucked into a long drawn out debate with people too lazy to do ANY of the work themselves and who just like to say "it doesn't exist- it doesn't exist'

It would have been a lot easier for you to have just said I made it up. Because I did Google it and god a big zero, instant petrification doesn't happen.

[CottShop]

hmmm- plenty of evidence of it:

http://www.ibri.org/Books/Newquist_Nat_Sci/natsci-ch7/natsci-ch7.1.htm

http://www.ncsec.org/cadre2/team2_2/Lessons/howDoesWoodPetrify.htm

there were tons of links- not sure what you googled- Catastrophic events cause instant and rapid petrifications and the formation of coal contrary to prevoius beliefs that it took millions of years to form coal.

[RunningWolf]

Apparently the Google god has spoken. I don't think Google has domain to any sort of petrification instant or otrherwise, but org whodat may be making a good case against search engine monopoly's.

W.