In order to use seismological data to learn about the structure of the Earth we have to understand the formation of the Earth. In particular the creative act on the 2nd day which was the inception of gravity.
The Beginning of the Earth
Cursed Earth
Given the context of our core accretion model and the evidence of the destruction and decay of planet Earth we may deduce that the curse that God placed upon the ground was nuclear decay.
The Original Sin
The original sin is the reason why God cursed the Earth, but it isn't the reason for why the creation is in a fallen state. This is something that a lot of people haven't grasped. How can the two things be different?
Relative Dates
Since there's no positive proof that nuclear decay rates have always been constant popular science (SciPop) depends on a negative result to a flawed hypothesis. When you've got nothing, you've got nothing to loose.
Sir Isaac Knew Tons
Sir Isaac Newton was fully aware that we could use words to define phenomena which were in fact unknown. Words are defined by what we use them for. It's a sublimely subtle form of induction.
Nuffield Chemistry
When we were taking our 'O' levels, grades 9 and 10, we strategically sought understanding of the theoretical anchors which which have been used to build the popular science narrative godless existence (SciPop).
Rapid Evolution
"Rise and rapid evolution of grazing mammals and ape-like creatures." Rapid evolution is an oxymoron. There shouldn't be rapid evolution because of the way that the process of evolution has been envisioned.
Magnoliaceae, Lauraceae and Juglandaceae
"Angiosperms having affinities with Magnoliaceae, Lauraceae, Juglandaceae". This may seem random but it's nuanced evolution narrative, you just have to know something about the development of Angiosperms.
Heavy Rainfall and Aridity
If the rocks of the Devonian tell a tale of the world being flooded and then drying out, why are we surprised?
Experimentation for the Decay Constant
Are nuclear decay rates constant or variable? With only 120 years of measurements to work with, and the use of gravitational time dilation to debunk stellar spectroscopy, there's no way to find out.