Penguin, you have cited circumstances which might result in disruption to the otherwise expected deposition and stratification of rocks and their embedded fossils. Don't you think that the natural processes which you have nominated would leave other evidence of their actions which geologists could identify?
However, the most telling point is that, despite the range of processes which could cause disruption to the formation of the standard geologic column, it has been produced in nature. And not just in one location, the complete geologic column has been found in 26 locations:
The Ghadames Basin in Libya
The Beni Mellal Basin in Morrocco
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 in the USSR
The Yeniseiy-Khatanga Basin in the USSR
The Farah Basin in Afghanistan
The Helmand Basin in Afghanistan
The Yazd-Kerman-Tabas Basin in Iran
The Manhai-Subei Basin in China
The Jiuxi Basin China
The Tung t'in - Yuan Shui Basin China
The Tarim Basin China
The Szechwan Basin China
The Yukon-Porcupine Province Alaska
The Williston Basin in North Dakota
The Tampico Embayment Mexico
The Bogata Basin Colombia
The Bonaparte Basin, Australia
The Beaufort Sea Basin/McKenzie River Delta
(Sources:
Robertson Group, 1989;
A.F. Trendall et al , editors, Geol. Surv. West. Australia Memoir 3, 1990, pp 382, 396;
N.E. Haimla et al, The Geology of North America, Vol. L, DNAG volumes, 1990, p. 517)
(Figure courtesy of Thomas Moore)
from
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/geocolumn/
Seems more than just coincidence.
As for your supernatural explanations, there is no scientific evidence to start to support them so I won't bother addressing them.