Thermodynamics

"Normal" science is "opertational" science. This contains all observable processes that we can see continuing in the world.

I like the way you explain it. This is something iv started to realise these past few days.Now correct me if im wrong but i remember reading somewhere (this is about 2 years ago) that they have found fossilised trees spanning several of these layers. I dont have any links or anything sorry because this was in a book i saw in the school library, and all this talk of layers made me remember it. Now how does anyone explain this? And i remember this pretty well so my memorys not fuzzy on what the chapter was about, basically they have found trees that pass through several layers. How could this happen?

I didnt get it off a website. The only time iv used the net to look into science/evolution/creation has been on this forum, asking you guys stuff because i dont like sifting through websites. There are several types of science, and the one im addressing is operational science. If the "normal" part bothers you, forget about it. I only stated it because i have seen the two words put together in
QLD Science for Seniors 12". So i cant answer your question. And it defined operation science as a science that is only involved with observable processes which repeat themselves over time, but that we can view in the present.

I would have thought that the fact that they believe that a worldwide flood occured with Noah in an ark, that they would be less likely to be uniformitarians. But hey, you debate them so youd have a better idea than I. But anyways we are getting off topic. If theres anything anyone else would like to say about the thermodynamic laws in closing i would love to hear it. (Basically summarize everything you'v said, but only if you guys have time and can be bothered)

Yeah thats why i titled it "Thermodynamics", i was hoping it would move from the second law to the first (though it covered more than i hoped for). Its been very educational, thanks guys for your patience. Im pretty satisfied with this topic for now.

Unless theres anything more youd like to discuss of course