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Now you change the story. You say Woodmorappe attempted to use these index fossils, but the original story was that he listed it as an index fossil. "Poor" or "appropriate" have no bearing. Evolutionists use these things & he is correct to report this.

Sloppy. Sloppy and unimpressive.

You either aren't listening to what I'm saying, or don't want to. A fossil should not be used as an index fossil for one particular period in time, if the evolutionary lifespan of that organism was markedly longer in time than that particular age. What part of this do you not understand? Or are you having a laugh?
I'm paying attention. You want to blame the messenger who reports that these things are used, rather than the evolutionists who decided to use them in the first place.

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Would you like to explain why the Green River Formation is evidence of a global flood when there are also 4 million layers of varves there?
I think that's in another thread. and it's not like anyone cares. In spite of your own source clearly demonstrating the invalidity of the glacier interpretations, you still cling to them. You'll take anything that meets your desires, no matter how bogus.

You want evidence that your ape man chart doesn't show man evolved from monkeys? Look at all the question marks. All it shows it that some people wish man evolved from monkeys. Wishes ain't evidence that something happened. Wishing isn't how history is properly investigated.
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... If a person feels desperate about their own position, that's where you can start looking for things like ad hominem insults or blanket denials of everything when they can't think of anything else to say and have no more evidence to provide for their position.

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"We find that such evidence demonstrates that the ID argument is dependent upon setting a scientifically unreasonable burden of proof for the theory of evolution." - Judge Jones Kitzmiller case
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