Evidence that the Great Unconformity did not Form Before the Strata above it

While it's always a bit of a walk on the wild side trying to guess what Faith might be thinking, I'm going to hazard a guess. My guess is that when she looks at a cross section of strata exposed in a canyon or elsewhere, she momentarily forgets that the layers have been buried for most of their history. It's then just a short step to receiving the intuitively divined certain knowledge that the really old layers should have weathered more than the younger layers, despite their not actually having been out in the weather the whole time.

This would have been a good place to stop.Following that line with a series of descriptions of the "pre-Flood" world - using words like "probably" and "likelihood" - tends to reinforce the already stunningly obvious reality that pretty much everything you say is pulled directly out of your butt, with no justification other than rhetorical convenience, and with no regard to what you have said elsewhere.

Standard? Standard for whom? Based on what evidence?

Why shouldn't they? If they were contemporaneous, and all the strata were formed by the same event, they should be mixed together. If it was just blind luck that determined which organisms got lumped together in any particular spot, why would we see the consistency that we do in different geographic locales?Coragyps' question is clear and straightforward. If other organisms are found together in the same rocks, why aren't the ones he mentioned?

I'm going to go with "gravity" on this one. You have noticed that some layers that aren't on the bottom contain rocks, right?

Do you really, honestly, not understand the difference between a beach environment and the bottom of a body of water where there are no waves? You've seen snow drape over objects during a heavy snowfall on a calm day, right? Does the fact that snow doesn't drape smoothly over a mountain peak in a blizzard mean that those calm snowfalls don't happen?

Res ipsa loquitur.

Do you see any parallels between this situation and your relationship to geology in general?