A couple questions.

by Ryan Daniel
(Plano, Texas, USA)

Could you please then explain the evidence that seems to refute, or at least take into question, evolution? I am not saying it proves creation, I mearly would like evolution to be taught as I see it, a theory. The evidence I refer to are polystratus fossils, including petrified trees, as well as foot prints of humans and other mammals that were not supposed to exist in the same time period existing in the same layers of stratus. I have also hear that we can see light from stars that we should not yet be able to see, what about that? Again, not disproving evolutation, or proving creation, just questions that brings the idea of evolution being fact into question. Please e-mail me at radaniel@mail.smu.edu.

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Jan 17, 2012

Good Questions; Wrong Page
by: Paul Pavao (webmaster)

Daniel,

There's nothing wrong with your questions. Those are exactly the sort of legitimate questions that should be asked.

They have been asked, though, and I'm not dodging them. They are covered in the Creation Evidence section of this site. Not all of them are. I have not gotten to polystrate fossils yet. (And as you may know, I'm just finishing radiation and chemotherapy for acute leukemia, so my ability to work is greatly hindered at the moment! See http://yippee-leukemia.blogspot.com to follow the progress.)

Others are covered, however.

The issues you bring up are easily answered. Polystrate fossils are not that common, and there are none that are impossible to explain. And there's been no verifiable human footprints found in strata where they should not be. None of those have even proven to be difficult.

Even what you can't find on my site is usually easily found on the internet. You just have to have the actual location of the claimed footprints, and you can always find how the story played out and who really found what.

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