Mountains of Venus – asking, “Have you really seen us?”

The majestic young mountains of Venus Evolutionists believe their theory just falls into place. Literally. And they have a term for that falling: gravitational accretion. But their theory falls apart from the high, rocky slopes of the Mountains of Venus. One of those mountains, Maat Mons, is even higher than our own Mount Everest. But you probably wouldn’t have to wear parkas to climb it. Because the atmosphere on Venus is a toasty 860°F. Wow, that’s even hotter than Arizona by a few degrees. Ain’t no mountain high enough… …to reach the conclusion that evolution is true. According to science, lead melts at 622°F and zinc at 787°F. And since the atmosphere on Venus is even hotter than that, how do those mountains keep standing? Also, according to science, the surface rocks “must be weak or tarlike“. And that doesn’t sound like a recipe for high, dense mountains. But those mountains on Venus ARE high and dense. So, how do they manage to keep standing so tall? Billions of years of evolution makes no sense at all. And for several reasons. I encourage you to click or tap on the links and discover a much more sensible way of looking at the evidence. Then, you’ll look differently at the… Mountains of Venus Look at those amazing mountains Reaching up to touch the sun. How can they remain majestic? How can they not come undone? Temperatures are in the hundreds. Yet their rocky slopes are steep, Rising high above the surface, Their foundation’s strong and deep. Gravitational accretion Doesn’t make a bit of sense. Strong support is necessary For those mountains, high and dense. Evolution can’t explain it. Rocks, below, are cold and strong. Evidence shows contradiction In assumptions passed along. Study those amazing mountains. And I hope a bell is rung Loud enough to wake and show you Venus, just like us, is young. © 2020 Tony Funderburk More mountains of evidence for how life has Rhyme and Reason because God made you. Stay tuned, Discover my books on Amazon.com or Smashwords Grab some Merch The post Mountains of Venus – asking, “Have you really seen us?” appeared first on Tony Funderburk.