>> According to creationists, fossils are simply stones that fell from the moon.
In recent years they’ve decided that fossils are the remains of animals from Noah’s flood that managed to die, then sort themselves in rock strata in an orderly fashion.
I think the moon stones story is more interesting but that’s just me. <<
Because you see the simplest animals died first cause they were so simple and they drifted downward.... Of course why did all those fossilized fish die off in the flood, I mean they ARE fish, you would think they would have survived, or some of them would have survived, of course this will give more ammo to the theories and they will think the Caelocanth is a lucky “great flood survivor”...
Those trilobites had it really bad in the great flood, they all died out with the dinosaurs not to mention all of the other water capable Cambrian critters that bit it in the flood.
Since 99.9999999999% of species that have existed are now extinct I guess before the flood it was “wall to wall” animals all over the earth and in the sea. It is a wonder Noah had any room to build the ark, and if he put two of every existing species, that Ark must have been the size of Texas. If Noah did put two of every species, then why are any animals extinct from the flood then? Did the Carnivores on the boat get hungry?
After a 25 ton apatosaurus climbed on the ark, it tipped, spilling all those species out. Then they drowned.
Anyone can write this stuff.
But seriously, in a previous exchange, I was told by a creationist that the fish were killed in mudslides associated with the flooding. When I asked how all the mud made it into the middle of the ocean he had no answer.
Creationism is a big money enterprise similar to global warming, but without the big money government sponsorship. It’s going to be around forever.
Instead of continuing to make a fool of yourself, why not just read what the Bible really says, instead of making up stupid nonsense?
You don't believe that a flood of hot water and lava would kill and entoumb all the fossils that we've found?