''Evolutionists' don't say anything about the age of the earth. Geologists are the scientists who proved the earth is old and there was no global flood.
I wouldnt say the pre flood world has no cracks, perferations maybe (there were 4 rivers that split from the garden of eden) that were fed by 1 river, and since it did not rain where did all that water come from? a perferation in the crust (think old faithful/ florida senotes/thermal springs) there also was a mist that would cover the land at night that came from the soil/crust itself watering the plants.
But i 100% agree with this man all of what he says makes more sense than a school book.
I didn't know that rocks got stretchmarks. Last I checked, rock has almost no elasticity. He notices the horizontal indentations, but he seems to miss the vertical ones. They look more like compressed earth from the constant vulcansim that is pushing the Atlantic seafloor apart.
The double continental shelf is the exception, not the rule. Even in his model, the marks in the ocean floor can't be
stretchmarks. As the seafloor drops, it falls into a sphere and compresses.
''Evolutionists' don't say anything about the age of the earth. Geologists are the scientists who proved the earth is old and there was no global flood.
gregrutz 1 year ago
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Amazing what stories you can make up when you don't need any evidence, it just has to match another silly story.
gregrutz 1 year ago
I wouldnt say the pre flood world has no cracks, perferations maybe (there were 4 rivers that split from the garden of eden) that were fed by 1 river, and since it did not rain where did all that water come from? a perferation in the crust (think old faithful/ florida senotes/thermal springs) there also was a mist that would cover the land at night that came from the soil/crust itself watering the plants.
But i 100% agree with this man all of what he says makes more sense than a school book.
realistromeo 1 year ago
@realistromeo That is because you have never studied geology. What is the name of the flood mud layer with all the dead bodies mixed together?
gregrutz 1 year ago
I didn't know that rocks got stretchmarks. Last I checked, rock has almost no elasticity. He notices the horizontal indentations, but he seems to miss the vertical ones. They look more like compressed earth from the constant vulcansim that is pushing the Atlantic seafloor apart.
The double continental shelf is the exception, not the rule. Even in his model, the marks in the ocean floor can't be
stretchmarks. As the seafloor drops, it falls into a sphere and compresses.
qabala 1 year ago