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| [qs]The fossil bed at Agate Springs, Nebraska. Question: did all those organisms (wild boars, rhinocerus, & extinct mammals of many kinds) all migrate to this spot just to die together?[/qs] Possibly? When you say die together, do you mean on the same day, month, year, century? Or what? And what evidence is there to confirm your answer? [qs]Or perhaps they were the last of the animal world with enough mobility to escape to higher ground the rising flood waters that was presently destroying the world?[/qs] I assume that you plan to show conclusively that there indeed was a global flood. Since this is what you believe to be the reason for the fossil bed. I will concede that you could call these fossil beds a prediction of a global flood hypothesis. But a hypothesis needs more than one prediction to hold any merit. Is your hypothesis correct? Was there a world wide flood? What evidence shows this? But we are just getting started here and I assume you plan to show that there was indeed a global flood. Let us see how well you do. | |||||||||||||||||
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