The North Fork River area is a carved out canyon and the layers of rock there is just like the Grand Canyon.
I remember you trying to hide the evidence with the photo from above which diminishes the features that prove a carved out canyon with rock layers which look like the Grand Canyon’s.
So the erosion from the eruption occurred rapidly. But those layers of rock were there *before* the eruption and had to be laid down before that eruption. They were not formed when the canyon was carved. In other words, even if the erosion was rapid, the formation of the layers was not.
In the same way, the Colorado river has cut through the rock layers in the Grand canyon relatively quickly, but the layers themselves were formed over many millions of years.
So please make a distinction between the layers themselves and the carving through the layers.
As far as the actual carving goes, notice that the 'canyons' produced by the Mt St Helens eruption were straight with only gradual curves. In contrast, there are many places in the Grand Canyon where the river meanders in a way that *cannot* happen rapidly. A rapid flow of water makes straight erosion valleys, not meandering ones.
And of course Mount Saint Helen’s is absolute proof of the worldwide flood.
The volcano’s main 1980 eruption filled in an entire valley with hundreds of feet of sediment. Another smaller eruption event deposited more material on top of that, and then a third deposition occurred in 1982. Later, a catastrophic flood of snowmelt water and muddy debris tore a gash through...
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Oh goody. A good example of not understanding how radioactive dating works and what it is actually dating. Not to mention that it has nothing to do with a world wide flood.