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Author Topic:   What happened to all the dead rotting carcasses?
Jesuslover153
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Message 29 of 46 (35718)
03-29-2003 4:06 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by David unfamous
11-21-2002 12:20 PM


I just have to get into this one too..
First off the fossil record would be fair to explain what happened to the animals... a passage in the end of Ezekiel 26 I believe explains where the humans where put...
Second I believe that there were two biblical events that would explain fossils.. one the Great Flood
two the whole Babylon experience, I believe that Pangaea existed up till this time and it is here that it is broken apart and our current continental situation was brought forth.. this process would not have left as many fossils but certainly it could have...
And I also have to wonder in lew of this thought how would we be able to seperate from the fossils which were laid out in the two different events...
We would have a third type of event(s) that would cause fossils of another type, which is where the uniformitarinists talk about localised events causing fossils...
As we know it does not take a huge amount of years to cause fossils, just the right circumstance.

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Jesuslover153
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Message 31 of 46 (35844)
03-30-2003 3:43 PM
Reply to: Message 30 by lpetrich
03-30-2003 1:01 AM


I do not see fossils as being irrelevant to the issues of continental drift... or the theory that I am proposing of two cataclysmic events...
I have to wonder if the 'older' appearing mountain ranges are older by about a few hundred years, but they were covered fully in water.. the newer mountains were created when the earth was struck and the surface became extremely elasticy as it expanded into its current positions... I prupose the impact area is the 'pacific plate', and the fault lines or mountain ridges in the oceans are the breaking points of where the earth seperated when it reached its maximum expansion... this could explain the magnetised particles on either side of these ridges...
This could also lead to the assumption that pre-Babylon and pre-flood our oceans were not so deep.

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