The prerogative of the evolutionist: miscomprehension, feigned or real. Let's take a brief look.

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[quote]No you don't. You know very well that I haven't defended his decision to use the index fossils. We have seen no evidence that he has used them.

Two false accusations in one sentence.

You have a short memory. The geologist Kevin Henke stated in his review of Woodmorappe's book:

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In another example, Woodmorappe lists the genus Dictyonema in Table 2 (p. 28-29) as being an "Ordovician" index fossil. In reality, without citing the species, Dictyonema is a poor index fossil, because it lived from the Cambrian to the Mississippian. Because of the widespread sloppiness and errors in Table 2, Woodmorappe's subsequent arguments are utterly flawed and untrustworthy.
Listing ain't using. Listing, in this case, is reporting usage. The report is true.

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No. In fact it's laughable. I've already said that particular piece of deception is weak. I have zero fear that anyone who isn't predisposed to believe it will be fooled. ZERO!

Please explain, then, how 4 million varves can form in the same area where you also claim that there's evidence for a global flood.
Failing to understand, once again. I have no obligation to debunk all bunk.

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I'm not making anything up. Don't need to. Is David Seely your sister-in-law?

You haven't demonstrated that anything he said in that article is wrong either, though you are welcome to go back to that particular thread and try.
So you fail to understand that according to this source, the so-called annual layers at the site in question occurred far more frequently than 1 per foot, and even a rate of one per foot would yield an age of over 250 years for these aircraft. Okay... If you exercise your right to claim you don't understand, do you expect folks to conclude that I'm wrong? When has this trick ever been successful?

Dark Matter + Dark Energy = Dark Truth

"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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