Biblically Compatible Archaeology and Geography

   Evolution Encyclopedia Vol. 2 Chapter 17 Appendix Part 4 Dinosaurs are not permitted to be found in more recent strata than the Mesozoic (even though there is evidence that they have lived at the same time that man has—see chapter 18, Ancient Man). Circular reasoning is used to accomplish that objective: Dinosaur remains are required to be found only in "Mesozoic rocks," and, in turn, rocks are classified as "Mesozoic" if they contain dinosaur remains. "On the basis of these field relations, the Gokwe Formation is significantly younger than the Starnberg Basalts of the Karroo System, but older than the Kalahari Beds. Thus it is younger than the early part of the Jurassic and older than the Mid-Tertiary. This is a wide bracket which by paleontological means may be narrowed considerably. The presence of remains of dinosaurs rules out any age later than the end of the Mesozoic." —*G. Bond and *IC Bromley, "Sediments with th...

     TIME UPSIDE DOWN Chapter 3 By Erich von Fange PART 2 Table of Contents PART 4 Upside Down Formations That Can't Be Over the past century, scientists have speculated that life began with a one-celled creature and that over enormous spans of time more complex creatures evolved. Thus they have charted a kind of family tree of life as they believe it evolved. This means that simple creatures ought to be found in the lowest or oldest layers of the earth, while the more complex organisms ought to be higher up in the strata. The theory fails to explain why one-celled organisms still exist today since presumably they have now had about 4.5 billion years to get on with evolving to better things. This succession from simple to complex in the layers of the earth is then used to date each layer according to the time scale developed and frequently amended during the past 150 years. If exceptions are found in the layers of ...