When does Mud change to Rock?

[4ATIME2BE1]

HEY GENIUSES! GEN. 7:20 Fifteen cubits upward did the waters prevail; and the mountains were covered. 15 cubits equals a depth of approximately 25 feet, maybe enough to cover a good size hill, but not enough to cover any mountains. Stop sucking rectums. As always with gentleness, Dave, SUGAR DADDY TO YOU. PEACE MAN.

[SqueakerAlpha]

I cant get the full article , but the summary seems to say the biggest rock was the size of a basketball. Not sheets of sandstone miles wide and feet thick. ?

[ikinmoore]

Ha ha ha ha what idiots ! A Kent Hovind production ! All done by the church and trys to education the masses with this rubbish ! Evolution is now FACT !

[edde8282]

are you freaking kidding me!!!???

[TheScienceFoundation]

Sure there is, if you have to assume that he exists in the first place and he isn't compelled by evidence

[TheScienceFoundation]

Except that the two bacteria reduce ONLY sulphates to sulphides, not sandstone, not limestone or shale.

[MuckyMcPuppy]

Unfortunately for creationists, the vast majority of sedimentary rock is not of this composition and clearly not formed by this method.

[joemon554]

Okay GideonWells,

You have got to remember that;

1) Bacteria is present everywhere - all kinds

2) It rained 40 days but, took much longer for waters to receed.

3) The layers of rock form as different sediments settle to form those different rocks like sand stone, lime stone, etc.

The proof is there. You cant accept it.

[TheScienceFoundation]

Gonna need a source on 2, also the process by which the sediment separated without flaw or variation after such an event.

[GideonWells]

It's the Cliffs of Dover problem, which are also formed by microorganisms.

Yes, this is hypothetically a possible mechanism. But he doesn't explain three problems that occur if you attempt to flesh it out:

1) Where did all this bacteria come from?

2) Speed, six months to form nodules, ok. Now show some that can create solid land for Noah and Co to walk on within 40 days.

3) This would contradict the layers of sedimentary rocks. This process would create one uniform layer.

[vbirdieb]

1) Already covered

2) It rained for 40 days and nights. Then God commanded the waters to receed, it took more than 6 months before Noah and Co could even see land and altogether a year before walking on land.

3) How do you know? Has anyone taken different types of mud to see what kind of rock it would become? Although what calingheyzeus said is logical.

[TheScienceFoundation]

"Then God commanded"

Exactly, why exercise any thought whatsoever when you can say goddidit.

[vbirdieb]

Nothing wrong with learning how God's creation works. And I am learning and we learn by asking questions. Got a problem with that? Or are you suggesting something else because I take God's word for the length of the flood. Thanks, have a nice day.

[BallisticGinger]

he asked for the guys source that theerain lasted 40 days. The guy said "Then God commanded the waters to receed,"

are we even gonna begin to ask,

1) where the water came from, (don't say the fermament, its a physical impossibilty, even if the world was created with it in place, i would disintegrate very quickly)

2)where the hell did the water go

3)why there is evidence for other past floods but no evidence other than words in the bible, for the great flood. surely it would leave some.

2)

[vbirdieb]

I'll make you a playlist and send it to you, or one video that will take you to a channel to answer that question. Later