Sedimentary Means Water Deposited

Nice of you to speak for me...

I would have thought Hancock would have been better... he is certainly more eloquent.

BTW How many submerged sites did you visit during the course of your research, or are you interpreting data by proxy?

 

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Yes, by proxy.

 

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Ice, you can't even explain how the Coconino Sandstone got there. Last time I asked you, you replied:

God did it.

Plus, you can't explain exactly where this magma water receded to after the flood. Not even a smart ass remarck about the subject.

My question to you is: How exactly does water turn back into magma?

And also, why is the cross-bedding in the Coconino at a 25 degree inslope, which is around the average for deserts we see today?

 

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I did not say Got did it.

 

Well then how did it get there?

Let me assure you: The geologic column would look nothing like it does today (in beautiful pancake layers) if it were caused by a world wide flood.

 

I think I'll forego your assurance on this one, "Mr. Geologist."

 

IAC, why have you not even attempted to answer the question of how the water receded, aside from many other things you haven't responded to?

 

I did, you apparently weren't paying attention, shocker.

 

No, you clearly didn't. If so, direct me to the post.

 

There have been several, so I'll not bother. Since you're a novice geologist though, it would be a good project for you to figure out, now go to it.

 

It's clear that your last post is a concession since you can't respond to any of my challenges. Don't worry, IAC, the debate just got a little over your head. Nice try though, Icey. Maybe you'll get 'em next time.

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IAC, how do you know that God hasn't sent us to show you the error of your ways?

 

I have responded to all of your challenges, Not Doing Science.

 

Some layers in the above geologic column are at an angle. Above that and below, the layers are horizontal. No water-based process could make that happen. IAC, your responses have been inadequate. You lose.

 

Those are called bedding planes spidergoat, sand grains deposited in a current.

 

Hey, Ice Age, what about my comet modification of your theory? It solves all the problems you're having here (with the water flow rates, subsidence of the Flood oceans, etc) and a bunch of others (Antarctica, tectonic plates), and only introduces a couple of impossibilities easily concealed.

You can use it for twenty five cents a book, ten cents a pamphlet, no cut of the speaking fees, and without attribution - you get all the credit. The only thing I would reserve is movie rights - I want 25%, there. Deal?

 

I'm having no problems with those, but feel free to tell us all about your ideas.

 

What current?

 

Deluge turbidity flows.

 

To where?