[Tribune7]

Interesting info. Thanks

[f.Christian]

In a time period (( approx )) the precambrian layers represent 2/3rds -- 70 % of the geologic column . . .

formed from below -- -- -- no fossils .. .. ..

the time for the earth to form a layered crust // plate and temperatures to cool off to support life is obvious .. .. ..

not even debatable ==== water would be boiling -- too hot . . .

and life forms only exist in the top 3rd -- -- -- not enough time for evolution !

How could that mass of material form above ground from the bottom up .. .. ..

common sense would tell you that is impossible !

[f.Christian]

Don't forget to factor in (( factor out the time )) the fact . . .

that after the precambrian 'lower' layers were formed and the cambrian began to form above it . .. . .. .

opposite layers would be still forming underneath at the same time as new layers were being formed above - - -

not at the slower rate that evolution presupposes via 'erosian' either !