Here we will use the geology of the Grand Canyon region to show why the earth is probably not billions of years old, and how the rock layers were probably laid down very quickly.
This is a simple yet profound visual demonstration that, hopefully, will at least plant a seed of doubt in someone whose been taught all their life to believe in an 'old earth' and raised up into the religion of evolution.
Most of the following images are from this video
"Hydroplate Theory - The Origin of the Grand Canyon"
....which goes into far more detail. I highly encourage watching the whole thing.
So... First compare the distinct horizontal pattern of the sedimentary layers over massive distances...
....with the extremely noisey and chaotic topography of the present day Grand Canyon region.
Does this strike you as odd? Just take a minute and really let this remarkable contrast sink in.
Why are the powerful forces of erosion that have carved up the world's present topology, apparently not reflected these relatively perfectly stacked pancake layers?
Evolutionists will tell you that the horizontality of the layers is because they were slowly deposited in a series of gentle seabeds over millions of years...
Again.. to produce this:
Do you buy that? Wouldn't we expect to see more variation in the layers over time? Something like this maybe?
How did these layers avoid all apparent markers of erosion from the seas that are claimed to have deposited them?
And after each sea dried up, we are then asked to believe each layer avoided all forms of wind and water erosion that would have significantly diminished their distinct horizontality.
Apparently each gentle sea carried uniquely pure yet very different sediments for millions of years at a time, and then millions of years of erosion protected and preserved this pattern, which again, contrasts wildly with any of the earth's topography we see today.
In the evolutionary worldview, these layers would have been exposed to millions of years of wave action, tidal effects, flooding, seasonal thermal cycles, exposure to all types of weather and temperature variation. All of these processes would have been acting on each of the layers over vast eons of time.
And remember, because they were supposedly laid down by ancient gentle seas, we would be dealing with soft and pourus sediment that is far more vulnerable to erosion.
If these rock layers were really laid down over millions of years, wouldn't we expect to see patterns like these etched throughout the Grand Canyon strata?
But we don't.
We see this.
continued next post:
This is a simple yet profound visual demonstration that, hopefully, will at least plant a seed of doubt in someone whose been taught all their life to believe in an 'old earth' and raised up into the religion of evolution.
Most of the following images are from this video
"Hydroplate Theory - The Origin of the Grand Canyon"
So... First compare the distinct horizontal pattern of the sedimentary layers over massive distances...
....with the extremely noisey and chaotic topography of the present day Grand Canyon region.
Does this strike you as odd? Just take a minute and really let this remarkable contrast sink in.
Why are the powerful forces of erosion that have carved up the world's present topology, apparently not reflected these relatively perfectly stacked pancake layers?
Evolutionists will tell you that the horizontality of the layers is because they were slowly deposited in a series of gentle seabeds over millions of years...
Again.. to produce this:
Do you buy that? Wouldn't we expect to see more variation in the layers over time? Something like this maybe?
How did these layers avoid all apparent markers of erosion from the seas that are claimed to have deposited them?
And after each sea dried up, we are then asked to believe each layer avoided all forms of wind and water erosion that would have significantly diminished their distinct horizontality.
Apparently each gentle sea carried uniquely pure yet very different sediments for millions of years at a time, and then millions of years of erosion protected and preserved this pattern, which again, contrasts wildly with any of the earth's topography we see today.
In the evolutionary worldview, these layers would have been exposed to millions of years of wave action, tidal effects, flooding, seasonal thermal cycles, exposure to all types of weather and temperature variation. All of these processes would have been acting on each of the layers over vast eons of time.
And remember, because they were supposedly laid down by ancient gentle seas, we would be dealing with soft and pourus sediment that is far more vulnerable to erosion.
If these rock layers were really laid down over millions of years, wouldn't we expect to see patterns like these etched throughout the Grand Canyon strata?
But we don't.
We see this.
continued next post:
