A Classic Polystrate Fossil (defies evo-assumption that the "present is key to the past")

ACTS&FACTS ^ | October 2009 | John D. Morris, Ph.D.

[GodGunsGuts]

Years ago, National Geographic published a remarkable photograph of a polystrate fossil, a fossilized tree that
extended stratigraphically upward through several layers of rock in Tennessee. Its roots were in a coal seam, and the
overlying deposits included bedded shale and thin carbon-rich layers. An advocate of any form of uniformitarianism
would believe that it took many, many years to deposit this sequence of layers (much longer than it takes for a tree
to grow and eventually die and decay), yet one vertical fossil extends through them all. This one fossilized tree offered
a direct contradiction to the evolutionary mantra that "the present is the key to the past"...

[ColdWater]

Behe also said there may be multiple gods.