Home Schooling Field Trips
Last Updated on Monday, 03 September 2012 23:31
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Monday, 03 September 2012 22:47
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| It was a great day as we excavated volcanic rocks in North Arm deposits Nambour Australia. These ash beds came from a past volcanic eruption, which made Mt St Helen's seem like a sideshow. These layers, regarded as sediments since they "fell" out of the air, contain thousands of beds, one on top of the other, all laid in a single day. They illustrate that multiple layers of sediment can form in air or water while it is actually moving. They don't form one on top of the other after each layer stops! This immediately challenges the concepts that layers represent evolutionary stages and the lowest rocks are the oldest ones. The ash layers can contain fossil leaves and twigs. |
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| SEVERAL HUNDRED MILLION YEARS ARE MISSING |
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The students (right) from one Gympie school (Queensland), accompanied us on a field trip recently to a slate quarry. The bottom rocks are Carboniferous and the top rocks are Triassic/Jurassic. The same magnitude gap in both Queensland and NSW. The students saw fossil plant materials, but for the evolutionist that is no help. Missing millions of years is a fatal flaw for those looking for evidence of evolutionary family trees. Pray for us as we continue to lead field trips for high school and university students around the world, to see the negative aspects of evolution, and the positive evidence for creation and Noah's flood.
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| KALGOORLIE FIELD TRIP - A GREAT FIRST TIME SUCCESS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA |
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Geologist Wade Evans (below) speaks to the crowd, as both he and John Mackay led some forty people including Uni lecturers, geologists, students and layman, into the wilds of Australia’s gold fields. The Pillow Basalt Wade is standing on is definite evidence that the whole area was formed under water.
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