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why aren't flowering plants in the lowest layers?

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nator
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06-05-2002 6:39 PM

C'MON, YEC'ers!
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Surely you can't just sit there and believe in YEC, the flood, etc, when you have this GIGANTIC problem of there not being ANY flowering plants below a certain level in the GC.
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How does flood geology explain this?
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Are you all data-driven (like real scientists) or Bible story-driven, (like people trying to make Bible stories true after seeing the evidnece)??
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