Millions of Years Missing?

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Wind and water can slowly wear away at rock. It’s a process we see happening all around us. But when we look at rock layers that are supposedly millions of years old, you know what we don’t see? Well, millions of years’ worth of erosion! It’s … missing!

Here’s what I mean. If you’ve ever been to the Grand Canyon, you might’ve noticed how nicely all the layers fit together. There’s no weathering between them.

Secular scientists say these layers were laid down millions of years apart … but, where’s the evidence? It’s certainly not in the rocks!

The lack of slow and gradual erosion points to the layers having been rapidly laid down one on top of another during the global flood.

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