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To: Ethan Clive Osgoode

I worked as a stone mason. most of the material was/is sedimentary. Breaking open stones and continuously seeing skeletal remains makes you wonder where they came from.


3 posted on 09/16/2009 3:37:28 AM PDT by allmost
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To: allmost
Then you most of all should see the primary fallacy in using fossils to prove evolution. Where in the world are fossils being produced right now? All fossils are located in sedimentary rock, water laid rock. This points more to a cataclysmic event than slow deposition. A fish that dies in the water doesn't become a fossil. Only a cataclysm creates a fossil and there was only one earth sized cataclysm that could create the immense number of fossils we find today.
56 posted on 09/16/2009 10:35:41 AM PDT by wbarmy (Hard core, extremist, and right-wing is a little too mild for my tastes.)
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