We finished a step-by-step deconstruction of the Paleozoic and Mesozoic, but there’s another issue that we’re going to account for: the Iridium anomaly.
The Iridium Anomaly
Hypothesis 19
The presence of extraterrestrial material at the Cretaceous/Tertiary (K/T) boundary gives us the premise for a predictive testable hypothesis. However, hypothesis 19 has nothing to do with a meteorite impact.
The Duration of Noah’s Flood
We need to understand where the Iridium anomaly is found in the stratigraphic column as compared to the sequence of Noah's flood that we can deduce from the sedimentary evidence.
Extinction of Giant Land Reptiles
Behold Behemoth, a Sauropod dinosaur which lived in the Jordan valley during the time of Job and Abraham. Clearly not all of the giant land reptiles were made extinct by Noah's flood.
Global Warming
As the waters abated after Noah's flood there was significant global cooling which caused equatorial and polar glaciation. There were temperate zones in the Northern and Southern hemisphere.
Paleodoublespeak
Doublethink is more than authoritarian propaganda of a dystopian society and we (that's me and the Holy spirit) show that it's the heart of the mainstream science narrative of godless existence (SciPop). It's used in descriptions of geological history.
Extensive Glaciation in Southern Hemisphere
Creationists don't seem to grasp the concept that Noah's flood and Peleg's tectonics are separate events, and they don't seem to have a coherent answer to the question: "where did the flood waters go?"
Uplift in Appalachian Geosyncline
"Uplift in Appalachian geosyncline" took place when the tectonic plates formed in the time of Peleg. This was 101 years after Noah's flood.
Sharks and Bony Fish
Sedimentary deposits containing sharks and bony fish can be assigned to the Mississippian because of how the evolution narrative, of development from primitive to advanced, overlays with the geological timescale.
Continued Inundation of Low-lying Continents
"Continued inundation of low-lying continents?" That sounds like a world-wide flood. In fact, it's a way of saying world-wide flood without using the words world-wide flood. It's an ecosystem, not a period of time.