More Questions for Christians

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Does science support the notion that these marine mammal bones were deposited, and fossilized on a sea shore?

Dude, my point the entire time was about your claims and the lack of support for them. I don't need an alternative view to point out that yours is lacking in evidence. I'm quite happy saying that I don't know; from what I've read the position seems to be that they were killed by periodic algal blooms and ended up where they did, but the only thing it's going to take to change my mind is an actual peer reviewed report saying otherwise.

But then, there's no such thing claiming that the only way the fossils could have ended up where they are is a worldwide flood event, is there? That's why you haven't just ponied up.

Without a great flood it would not be possible, need tons of sediment, but I'm sure he makes something up.

GC, the next time I need the glib, uneducated opinions of a nasty simpleton, I'll come to you. But when I'm looking for opinions on matters of science, I'm going to go to scientists and not the guy who's just spent a few days seriously arguing that a guy got swallowed by a whale (or great fish, whatever, since I know your officious little mind will zoom in on any petty inaccuracy in order to dodge the salient point), died, and got resurrected three days later.