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Calypsis4
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Message 88 of 377 (529034)
10-07-2009 10:56 PM
Reply to: Message 83 by Coyote
10-07-2009 10:38 PM


Re: A test for Slevesque--No, for Calipsis4: epic FAIL!
I don't know why you're still talking mud when you lost the battle back on my post #6.
You like to pretend, don't you?
When I finally get to the thread about carbon dating and bring out what I've got you're going to wish you had not said a word.
I am disgusted with your utter trust in a dating system that is based on assumptions that YOU KNOW are built into the system.

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Calypsis4
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Message 89 of 377 (529035)
10-07-2009 10:57 PM
Reply to: Message 82 by anglagard
10-07-2009 10:35 PM


Re: A test for Calypsis4
I agree completely, therefore no responses from me in any thread involving Calypsis 4 as they are not about honest debate but rather are simply about insult, gallop, and run away.
You aren't telling the truth, but I am pleased with your decision. Stick to it.
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Calypsis4
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Message 91 of 377 (529037)
10-07-2009 10:59 PM
Reply to: Message 81 by Capt Stormfield
10-07-2009 10:21 PM


Re: Address the evidence please
What ever gave you the idea that that is difficult to estimate?
Estimate how many trees were in Asia in 2,300 B.C. To know what you are asking of me would be more difficult than what I just challenged you.

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Calypsis4
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Message 94 of 377 (529042)
10-07-2009 11:13 PM
Reply to: Message 10 by Calypsis4
10-07-2009 12:35 PM


Re: A test for Calypsis4
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?
Immediate burial and fossilization is almost a foregone conclusion for the mass of thousands of creatures who died at Agate Springs. It is by no means the only place where there is such a massive example of organisms dying at the same time.
[thumb=300]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h106/Martyrs5/gosiutichthys-parvus-t-1.jpg[/thumb=300]
[thumb=300]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h106/Martyrs5/0004.jpg[/thumb=300]

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Calypsis4
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Message 97 of 377 (529046)
10-07-2009 11:19 PM
Reply to: Message 92 by roxrkool
10-07-2009 11:01 PM


Re: Spamfest
I think Calypsis needs to stick with one topic (missing geologic layers, polystrate trees, fossil beds) and explore that thoroughly. This spamming is just really annoying
And I think that you need to practice a little more honesty.
Would you and the other critics please take a look at the title of this topic? Please!
Everything I have covered on this thread is about the flood of Noah, the fossils that were formed by it, and the evidence that reveals a great catastrophe.

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Calypsis4
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Message 98 of 377 (529047)
10-07-2009 11:21 PM
Reply to: Message 96 by Minnemooseus
10-07-2009 11:18 PM


Re: Evo side clinker of the year?
Get an aquarium, take smooth rock, set up an agitator and let it run for a year. You will not get the same results as the pictures you show. But if you let that rock sit for millions of years, you will.
That statement is pure baloney. For one thing it has been observed in our time. Secondly, no one has ever sat to observe such a thing for millions of yrs.

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Calypsis4
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Message 99 of 377 (529048)
10-07-2009 11:22 PM
Reply to: Message 95 by slevesque
10-07-2009 11:16 PM


Re: A test for Slevesque--No, for Calipsis4: epic FAIL!
I gave an answer to your post #6 though. Would you agree with me that the only point of disagreement on your mtDNA argument is the dating of the specimens ?
Right.

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Calypsis4
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Message 108 of 377 (529576)
10-09-2009 7:17 PM
Reply to: Message 107 by Kapyong
10-09-2009 7:01 PM


Re: Address the evidence please
Calipsys4 has ONE trick :
Post a picture and assert
"See, I am right!"
It's SO boring
Hmm, let's see if that's true: Go back to the topic post for example:
"But what caused the following burial of countless thousands of organisms who were all crushed in the same place at what had to be the same time:
[thumb=300]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h106/Martyrs5/100_2417.jpg[/thumb=300]
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? 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? There are many such locations of thousands (in some cases millions) of organisms that were likewise crushed and fossilized instantly."
This is the case with most of my posts. So did he tell the truth?
No. He just doesn't like what I'm saying so he bellyaches about it.

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Calypsis4
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Message 111 of 377 (529620)
10-09-2009 9:39 PM
Reply to: Message 109 by Coyote
10-09-2009 8:37 PM


Re: What evidence?
Or perhaps the "global flood" is a myth, and these bones are the result of some other process. Certainly nothing you've posted suggests otherwise.
The word of Moses on the Genesis flood, and still more that of the Lord Jesus Christ, who confirmed that everything that Moses said was the truth is not a 'myth'. The myth is your ridiculous interpretations of the evidence and the dishonest way you and your evil comrades treat the evidence.
Your words mean no more to me or anyone else who has scrutinized evoltionist clap trap is no more than...

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Calypsis4
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Message 118 of 377 (529947)
10-11-2009 8:33 AM
Reply to: Message 104 by dwise1
10-09-2009 2:17 AM


Re: Summation
I would have jumped in at one point, but LindaLou beat me to it. When Calpysis4 (BTW, look up that word; rather an interesting insight to this individual and his probably character and motivation) regurgitated the standard creationist spasm about the geological column, LindaLou pointed him directly to Glenn R. Morton's page about the existence of the complete geological column (as per published creationist standards) both in North Dakota.
You should have stayed out of it.
I've read Glen Morton and I don't accept his truthfulness in the matter. I don't believe you either. I have reasons but you and those like you deliberately obscure the issues.
So they found the 'geologic column' in North Dakota? Are you sure? And it supposedly exists in 31 other places in the world? What about the hundreds of thousands of other locations in the world? And what about the many locations in the world where part of it is completely upside down?
Good grief, you are so shallow in your thinking and gullible its pitiful. You would have done well to stay out of this for good.
By the way, O brilliant one: 'Calypsis' is indeed based on the Greek word 'Kalupto'. Its reference is to that which is hidden, but only to those that are lost; I Corinthians 4:3. It has nothing to do with anything I am attempting hide from the members of this forum. You were wrong about this one to.
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Calypsis4
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Message 119 of 377 (529958)
10-11-2009 9:50 AM
Reply to: Message 104 by dwise1
10-09-2009 2:17 AM


Re: Summation
Anyone that wishes to check out Glen Morton's angle and his 'honesty' can do so by the expose' on him by Dr. John Woodmarape:
http://www.trueorigin.org/ca_jw_02.asp

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Calypsis4
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Message 139 of 377 (530197)
10-12-2009 5:06 PM
Reply to: Message 130 by dwise1
10-12-2009 1:39 AM


Re: Polystrate Trees
The problem is that creationists just never ever give any usable sources for their claims! They'll give one for the photo from National Geographic (indeed! Even Caplysis very uncharacteristically tells us that that photo is from National Geographic!), but not for anything else. Where are the articles by geologists about those sites? There was a 19th century book with polystrate illustrations, but that's all we ever hear. Give us some sources, already!
You act like you've never read a creationist website in your life. Good grief. I find them easy enough by simply going to any of a number of places: answersingenesis.com, ICR, CreationMinistries, etc. and just do a search for 'polystrate fossils'. How hard is that?
The photograph of the National Geographic pictures of the polystrate fossils had to be purchased by creationists privately for a rather hefty sum. There is no reference to it from National Geographic that I know of. I've tried. If one goes to either their main website or magazine website one can't even get the subject of 'polystrate fossils' to come up.
Makes me wonder why.
But you can see it here:
http://www.icr.org/i/pdf/af/af0910.pdf
When you find it then scroll down to about page 15.

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Calypsis4
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Message 140 of 377 (530202)
10-12-2009 5:11 PM
Reply to: Message 136 by Dr Adequate
10-12-2009 4:53 AM


Re: Calypsis Takes Careful Aim At His Foot
Now, either Noah made use of color photography, or what we are looking at there is the result of a real process and not a magic flood.
Isn't that a brilliant observation? A wonder to behold.
What the 'brilliant one' doesn't understand is that the fish in the upper right corner picture are 'living' fish...as per 'living fossils' that was made for the readers to make comparisons between the living and the dead...a frequent theme on this thread.
But this is the intellectual level I am dealing with pretty consistently on this website.
Speaking of 'magic'; the only magic involved in this discussion is in the belief that nature made all things by itself and the world we live in is purely accidental (or perhaps I should say, 'incidental').

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Calypsis4
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Message 141 of 377 (530210)
10-12-2009 5:23 PM
Reply to: Message 126 by roxrkool
10-11-2009 2:45 PM


Re: Summation
Calypsis said: "So they found the 'geologic column' in North Dakota? Are you sure? And it supposedly exists in 31 other places in the world?"
Do you think people would lie about it?
Yes.
The geologic column is not complete in the sense that every single second of every day over the last 4.6 billion years of earth's history is recorded in the rocks.
'Not complete'??? I smile at that one.
Now let me show you the real facts in the matter:
Read carefully:
Geologists sometimes claim to have found the entire geological column at certain sites, but what they really mean is that they have found layers that they can assign to all ten geologic ages. The following list is as found at 'The Entire Geologic Column in North Dakota':
The Ghadames Basin in Libya.
The Beni Mellal Basin in Morocco.
The Tunisian Basin in Tunisia.
The Oman Interior Basin in Oman.
The Western Desert Basin in Egypt.
The Adana Basin in Turkey.
The Iskenderun Basin in Turkey.
The Moesian Platform in Bulgaria.
The Carpathian Basin in Poland.
The Baltic Basin near the territories of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
The Yeniseiy-Khatanga Basin in Russia.
The Farah Basin in Afghanistan.
The Helmand Basin in Afghanistan.
The Yazd-Kerman-Tabas Basin in Iran.
The Manhai-Subei Basin in China.
The Qingxi Basin in China.
The Tung t'in-Yuan Shui Basin in China.
The Tarim Basin in China.
The Szechwan Basin in China.
The Yukon-Porcupine Province in Alaska.
The Williston Basin in North Dakota.
The Tampico Embayment in Mexico.
The Bogata Basin in Colombia.
The Bonaparte Basin in Australia.
The Beaufort Sea Basin/McKenzie River Delta
Of the 25 claimed locations, stratigraphic information was available on only six of them. There is little if any mention of fossils other than micro fossils such as pollen. Often the rocks seem to have been assigned their geologic age by comparing them with rocks from other locations. Most of these are hundreds of miles away and there is no direct observation of a physical connection. In some cases the "ages" are assigned to a rock layer based on the strata above or below it. These six do provide some interesting information, however.
The Ghadames Basin in Libya
In this case, the only reference to fossils was a general reference to micro fossils. So this site seems to have little or no bearing on fossil order.
Contrary to the claim that this site represents the entire geological column, the Permian period is missing. How can one claim the entire geological column is present when it is missing an entire period? The geological column labels seem to have been assigned based on the correlation with rocks from all across Libya. This means that there was sufficient room for subjective analyses, and that the labeling process assumed the geological column and thus cannot be used as evidence for its validity.
The cross-section of the Ghadames Basin hints that coincidence rather than long ages brought these layers together as they are. The cross-section shows some 25 fracture lines and the pattern suggests that rather than being fault lines they are the result of compression stress. The Cretaceous, Jurassic, and Triassic seem to have been forced over the others. This seems to have occurred after they and the rock beneath them had buckled down and before both had hardened completely. Such an event could have occurred during the Flood while the layers were not yet completely solidified.
The Tunisian Basin in Tunisia
While this area is rich in fossils, other than Pre-Cambrian, only Late Permian through Late Cretaceous seem to be represented and so it does not really contain the entire geological column. At least five of the formations in the area "generally lack biostratigraphically useful fossils"[4] and were at least to some degree assigned ages based on indirect means such as the "age" assigned the strata above or below it. Thus any claim that this site is evidence for the geological column in place and in order is an example of circular reasoning.[4]
The Western Desert Basin in Egypt
The only geologic "ages" that seem to be represented here are Jurassic and Cretaceous. Pre-Cambrian can be included since the basement rock is automatically labeled as such. The description seems to suggest that this is all that is actually found at this location. So only two out of ten geologic periods seem to be represented.[5]
The Qingxi Basin in China
Only the Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras seem to be present with no sign of the Paleozoic except for the Pre-Cambrian era (the generic label for the basement rock). In fact it seems to include only the Tertiary and Cretaceous periods, the Tertiary being Cenozoic and the Cretaceous being Mesozoic. So only two of ten geologic periods seem to be represented here. Furthermore, the nearby Qilian Shan (mountain range) Ordovician strata can be found over Pleistocene strata (part of the Tertiary). So contrary to being an intact geological column there is a place were "older" rock is found on top of "younger" rock and thus in the wrong order.[6]
The Bonaparte Basin in Australia
This one is fairly complete in that all "geologic periods" are present but it in no way qualifies as a complete column, since there are numerous gaps when the strata are spread out on the geologic column chart.
There seems to be cases of interbedding that go between periods. They are at Devonian / Carboniferous and Triassic / Jurassic boundaries. There may be others as well. There are also cases of interbedding spanning large portions of periods that should still be separated by tens of millions of years. They occur in the Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary.
This means that the evidence suggests that this column formed a lot more rapidly than the geologic column suggests. There seems to be no reference to how any of the rock layers were assigned their respective ages but at the same time there seems to be no reference to fossils, so it is doubtful that they were used. This means that this site shows nothing about fossil order.[7][8]
The Williston Basin in North Dakota
Also known as the North Dakota Column, this is claimed to contain the entire geologic column. As stated earlier, the total theoretical column depth is 100 miles, but the depth of the Williston Basin is only 3.4 miles. This means that much of the column is missing. Such large amounts of sedimentation are possible during a year-long global Flood, because it was laid down sideways making it quite possible to lay down such large amounts of sediment very quickly, the main factors being available sediment and the rate of current flow.[9]
It does have rocks labeled as coming from all ten ages, but some interesting data can be found in The Geological Atlas of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin.. The Williston Basin is part of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin.
The details of the labeling of these strata are as follows:
Hay River Embayment (van Hees, 1964) - a depositional area northwest of the Peace-Athabasca Arch, developed on the Interior Platform, containing remnants of rocks that have been interpreted as being equivalent to Lower and Middle Cambrian units of central Alberta. The rocks have not been dated, and some of the strata may be younger than here interpreted. The embayment extends westward into the mountains of northeastern British Columbia. This indicates that when lacking fossils, geologists find rocks that they can interpret as equivalent to the rocks they are dating, in order to set a geologic age. The US Geological survey, reporting on the Williston Basin, says, "biostratigraphy based on pollen and spores has been used to determine the age of the coal beds."[10] Other fossils include shells and fish but many layers have few if any fossils. In general these layers have not been dated by fossils. Furthermore, there is little reference to radiometric dates beyond the pre-Cambrian. The one set that is mentioned produced inconsistent results.
Local lithostratigraphy and sedimentology are generally well known. However, the paucity of reliable radiometric dates and the absence of biostratigraphic control has hindered correlation within and between the assemblages and precluded accurate dating of each assemblage.
There are several other cases where poor or no biostratigraphic data is mentioned, as well as no reference to radiometric dates. As a result it seems that many of these strata were assigned geologic ages based on comparing rocks. Then the comparisons were interpreted based on the geological column. The authorities seem to be assuming that because of the geologic column, the gaps must contain ages for which they have no fossils.
The conclusion that they have a complete geologic column in this area is based on the assumption of the existence of the geologic column. This is circular reasoning.
If that is not enough there is a place where a rock layer labeled Devonian can be found between rock layers labeled Carboniferous. Devonian is alleged to be older than Carboniferous, but this would suggest that they are really the same age.
Curiously while the theoretical column thickness is 100 miles, the maximum thickness of sediment found any place is only 16 miles. That means that at any given location at least 84% of the geologic column is missing.
Out of place layers
It is known that the layers of the geologic column are sometimes found out of place, that is older layers on top of younger ones. They are referred to as overthrusts. An overthrust would be one layer of rock being pushed over another." Creation/Wiki.
Are you starting to get the idea? You've been lied to about the 'geologic column'. It is found complete almost nowhere in the world.
Edited by Calypsis4, : reference

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Calypsis4
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Message 147 of 377 (530226)
10-12-2009 5:54 PM
Reply to: Message 141 by Calypsis4
10-12-2009 5:23 PM


Re: Summation
While I'm at it I will take the time to dump another truckload of evidence against evolution. I thought they closed this thread but while it's still here then I will take advantage of the situation:
'Most textbooks claim that when we observe many thin layers of sediment (called lamina), sometimes only millimeters thick, that it took a season, a year, or years to lay each of the layers down.
The picture on the right shows a canyon containing thousands of thin layers. If someone did not know when it was formed, the naturalistic interpretation might be that the canyon is thousands of years old.'
The Genesis Flood
'As far as the fossilized bones of large animals, such as the dinosaurs and large mammals, they are also generally oriented in the same direction for any given layer, and this is true the world over. Did these animals position themselves in the same direction as they died? This does not really sound too likely. Even the legs and tails of these animals are oriented in the same direction for a given sedimentary layer. How does this happen? If you think this is strange, consider also that huge masses of large bones are found matted together in places like Bighorn Wyoming. Did these animals choose to die in the same location and in the same general orientation?'
http://naturalselection.0catch.com/Files/fossilrecord.html
[thumb=200]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h106/Martyrs5/fossilgraveyar2.jpg[/thumb=200]
'Another very startling finding that demonstrates the sudden/catastrophic burial of very large creatures is a 1971 finding in Southern Mongolia of a perfectly articulated Protoceratops and a Velociraptor frozen in a life and death struggle with each other. Obviously these two creatures were buried suddenly by a huge catastrophe of magnificent proportions. The dinosaurs didn’t even have time to fall over.'
[thumb=400]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h106/Martyrs5/VelociraptorvsProtoceratops.jpg[/thumb=400]
More information can be found on this at : http://archives.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/05/17/fighting.dinos/
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/fightingdinos/video3.html
The standard evolutionist explanation for this phenomenon is unacceptable. Here is why:
Quote:
Explanation 1
A collapsing sand dune.3
Problem: Sand dunes do not contain the water needed to replace the minerals in bones for fossilization on such a large scale.
Remember, the many other specimens found in the Gobi Desert were also covered by sandy sediment. Were they all from sand dunes, too?
Besides, we haven’t seen any conclusive evidence that this is a viable explanation.
Explanation 2
Buried by a freak sandstorm.1,2
Problem: A freak sandstorm would also lack the water to properly fossilize buried specimens.
Second, if a sandstorm came upon these dinosaurs, they would likely try to escape that new threat and not remain in place. The aggressor would probably yield and seek safety.
Explanation 3
Sank in quicksand.6
Problem: Again, they would likely try to escape that new threat and not remain in place. The aggressor would yield and seek safety. We once again have the problem of many other specimens in the area also sinking in quicksand. From answersingenesis.
Next:
[thumb=400]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h106/Martyrs5/wollemi_pine_fossil_usbg_wide.jpg[/thumb=400]
The Wollemi Pine of Australia. Said by evolutionists to have been extinct. Notice however, that there is no evolutionary change between the fossil Wollemi and the living.

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