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Rain,
rivers, and wind are dumping mud from the continents into the oceans at the
rate of 25 billion tons per year.
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The
only way known to get much mud out of the oceans is by plate tectonic
subduction, seafloor sliding under continents. But the removal rate is too slow,
only about 1 billion tons per year.
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At those rates it would take only 12
million years to get the present amount of mud in the oceans.
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If
these processes had really been going on for the 3 billion years
evolutionists allege, the seas would be chocked with dozens of kilometers of
mud!
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Let's
summarize this dilemma ...
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