Fossils In a Day / Official Clip 

Calvin, thank you for sharing the truth. God bless you brother and don't grow weary of teaching the truth. GBU

Well, it depends on the degree of preservation. If soft tissue impressions are preserved then burial to great depth probably occured very rapidly, to exclude oxygen before soft tissue decay could set in. However, if there is soft tissue decay, death may have occured before burial or at a shallow depth or at a slow rate. Scattered skelital remains and especial signs of predation would tend to indicate death prior to burial. It depends quite a bit on the type of environment, too. Like if it fell into a bog or tar pit, its going to preserve well regardless, due to those environments excluding oxygen, even without overlaying sedimentation. When I did HSC geology at a public high school in Australia in the mid 70s, this was all well accepted even then. I did 2nd level multi strand Physics, Chemestry & Geology, I was awarded a 1st level in science, it's a no brainer right! I have no idea why we are still arguing millions of years in 2023, it's like some people are stuck in 1800s science. If you really evaluate the development of radioactive dating, it's lpgic is shot full of convenient assumption. It's a natural environment in which the rocks are made up or recycled minerals & all the element predate the formation of the planet. You would have to be an insane person to think thay can date that? I didn't believe the methodology when I lerned it the 70s & I still don't. But it's used because it's the only tool available & any tool is better than none, even if it's just a sharpened stick.

Most things don't fossilize. If only 1 in a billion of every prehistoric fishes sinks to the bottom and gets covered with silt in this rarest of ways, those would be the fossils we have. And since fish have appeared, there have been hundreds of billions, if not trillions of them, so we'd still have a tone of fossils... If everything fossilized, the world would be covered with fossils as 99.9999999% of all animals that have ever lived, have died...

It wouldn't matter if some fossils are made in 15 seconds. The time for fossils to form in no way impacts all the evidence for the hundreds of millions of years *age* of the fossils. Do creationists ever think before making these inane arguments?

There are different types of fossils. Dinosaurs were fossilized too but doesn’t mean they were in water. The layers of minerals/rocks where we find some of the fossils helped determine a rough era when these fossils are formed. Radiometric dating. Even with the information we have now it is still a rough estimate that we can’t pinpoint within thousands of years but we know it is past the millions

Well since you got it all figured out why can't you recreate this in a lab?

First they misrepresent the theory itself. Then they misrepresent the science that proves it. Then they fill in the gaps with religion, superstition and anecdotes.

Canadian comedy at its best.

Must be nice to do mental gymnastics to prove the sky daddy was real

Same goody goody guy pretending to have all the answerd. Ridiculous