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Author Topic:   Evidence for and against Flood theories
JonF
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Message 7 of 112 (163167)
11-25-2004 9:30 AM
Reply to: Message 4 by NosyNed
11-25-2004 1:01 AM


Re: Explanation
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There wasn't any original post that went into details of the shells. In fact, I've never, ever seen any creationists give any details. It turns out that the details are damaging to the idea of a flood and it should be no surprise that I am leading the literalists (d yankee specifically) in that direction.
Yup. That's been my experience too.
In fact, as far as this argument goes the creationists are much, much farther behind the times than they usually are. Leonardo da Vinci figured out that those shells were not the result of any flood, global or local, in the 15th century, because their arrangement and condition were not compatible with flood transport. See Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) and Leonardo da Vinci: genius and precursor.

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JonF
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Message 93 of 112 (176264)
01-12-2005 1:11 PM
Reply to: Message 89 by TheLiteralist
01-12-2005 5:17 AM


Re: Some more flood questions
And what about coral reefs? Why did they survive a flood that covered the mountains?
Do creationists propose this? I'm not sure. Why do you think they must?
Well, we think that creationists must propose how corals survived a flood. Almost all corals die if covered by more than a few meters of water, and all corals die if covered in sediment.

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JonF
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Message 109 of 112 (183684)
02-07-2005 10:34 AM
Reply to: Message 106 by TheLiteralist
02-06-2005 4:56 PM


Re: Fossil Corals
Can shallow-water and deep-water corals be distinguished in the fossil record?
Easily. Shallow-water corals form solid reefs; deep-water corals do not. Google is your friend. Coral, Ecosystems, and Climate: Can Ancient Corals Tell the Story?

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