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Seashells on tops of mountains.

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06-26-2009 8:57 PM 		Reply to: Message 17 by ringo
10-03-2007 7:07 PM

Re: hi, first post
Ringo writes: There were mountains before the flood. The question would be: How did seashells get to the tops of those mountains (in multiple layers
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My reply: Are mountains stable in their shapes?
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06-26-2009 9:10 PM 		Reply to: Message 183 by Dr Adequate
05-10-2009 2:20 AM

Re: The age of shells and the age of the organisms that made the shells
"Dr" Adequate writes:
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Your assertions. And your interpretation of them.
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What a confident statement, I really hate people reason in this way.
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Have you really know that the oldest writen record was not 5000 years old or you are just stupid? Have you really know that the dating methods are not reliable in some way?
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