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Why can't there be bones at the tops of mountains?

Actually what killed the dinosaurs is uncertain. It is believed to have been a comet. And the oil is from plants and other biological matter buried underground.

Or above.

Huh?

What are you getting at? It is unclear. Try being coherent.

Where does it say they were.

I think you missed the simplicity of 5th grade science classes.

No. Where does it say that?

Probably because the plates shift.
How does creationism explain the fossils?

1. So you concede you can no longer believe in *Evolutionainity*?


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SirJamesofTexas

How on earth did we get from tectonic plates to dinosaurs? But yes, you're right about how all the land on earth was once attached and it was called Pangaea (sp?). It broke apart into pieces, but those pieces have also crashed into each other creating mountains. India crashed into Asia and created the Himalayas, for example. Other mountains arose from events like this, and some of the peaks of mountains were once underwater. While the land was still underwater, generations of fish were dying on that land and became buried under the sand. The sand rose, the land rose, and the fish bones with it until the mountain formed. I really don't see how the devil plays into any of this.

As far as the dinosaurs becoming extinct from the tectonic plates... that is something I have never heard before. Most scientists believe that it was a comet that killed the dinosaurs, and it was a comet that killed most life during the Precambrian era.

And oil, yes oil comes from fossils once that fossil has been decaying for a very, very, very long time.

What's at the bottom in the ocean? Land. It's that land that was thrust up.

The simplicity was numbing.

1. Tectonic Plates are apart of the whole *Dinosaurs Died And Gave Use Oil, The Land Split Up And Did Bumper Cars, And Humans Came From Monkeys Theory*
2. They all try to support each other.
3. But its flawed.
4. What makes anyone think that a Tectonic Plate can make a mountain?
5. They are just cracks in the Earth, nothing more or less.
6. When the water broke forth from under ground, this is the place where the waters escaped from, end of story.
7. These same crack do nothing now, one side isn't sliding under the other, while they grind on each other.
8. The crack does slip at designated times, which is caused by the gravitational forces more than anything.
9. When it slips we have *Earth Quakes*.
10. We have mountains very far from the Tectonic Plates, this is further proof that my theory is correct.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

The tectonic plates had nothing to do with the extinction of the dinosaurs. And evolution does not state humans came from monkeys. Evolution is like a tree. Monkeys are very close to us on the same branch. It's like the letter 'Y'. The right line on the top of the Y is us and the left line on the top of the Y are monkeys (or chimps, rather).

Physics. If land is pushing up on another piece of land because of pressure, that pressure is enough to slowly push the land upward over time until the pressure dies down and the plates shift elsewhere.

They move around due to pressure. If they were just cracks in the earth, they would have been filled and smoothed out already. And the thing that causes pressure is the fact that the earth is geologically active.

I don't know what you're saying here.

Gravity doesn't make earthquakes. Earthquakes are made the the plates shifting due to pressure from deep within the earth.

The reason we have mountains far away from the tectonic plates causes land to move. If you look at a tectonic plate map, between South America and Africa you will see a fault line that is the perfect shape of the ends of South America and Africa. That fault line is the result of the plates pushing South America and Africa way from each other.