The one thing I'm wondering about is this. The supposed complete geologic column. To the evolutionist, the layers are allegedly in "time order".

If this column existed, how does one then explain the "missing links" existing at the sametime (or around the sametime) as the creatures they supposedly evolved into (e.g. dinosaur to bird).

If this is not a problem for evolution, (as they now try and claim it's not), what does this leave for the ordered and complete geologic column? The geologic column (they claim exists) is, to them, proof showing the order that all these creatures evolved in. The layers they've been found in, all giving us proof that it happened in the very order they have described. Simple to complex, one above the other in order of evolution.

Yet when they are faced with these supposed "earlier" forms showing existence around the sametime as the animals they were supposed to have evolved into, (or their further advanced pals), evolution suddenly becomes "flexible" rather than "ordered". Disordered if anything. Or that evolution didn't need to happen to all things, at the sametime, or at the same rate, OR didn't happen in ways we think. Do they simply change their theory according to the circumstances? It seems it's not so much us they are contradicting, but themselves and eachother. If they claim one thing, how do they then make up for the other?

They tried very hard to explain their way out of fossils showing little to no signs of change by many different ways as we've seen, but no matter which way or explanation they think they have.....they seemed instead to be contradicting and in fact disproving the ordered geologic column in the process. Either not realising it, or not banking on anybody picking up on it?

There are two kinds of dating. Radiometric and carbon dating. They are not the basis of dating. The geological column is the basis of dating. Unfortunately, the geologic column is not found complete or anywhere NEAR complete in any part of the world. Well known anomalies confine the geological column scientifically to the level of a fairy story for grown ups.