Frank Robert
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You are behind the times.This last is a very odd statement. All of those articles are both facts presented and conclusions or observations rendered. It doesn't matter whether it is "apologetics."
For ex., there is only one way to have opisthotonics take place. That is the feature of many dinosaur bone piles where things are smashed, crushed, piled, bent over impossible on each other: major slurry movement and force! This is a fact beyond any individual instance. It is worldwide. To refuse this is to impose a view on things; the refusal has nothing to do with evidence. It is just as possible for gradualists to do "apologetics" for gradualism--provided they actually have facts. But that would ruin the word, because the writers are defending the whole narrative laid out in Genesis, not just one bit piece. Gradualism that pushed its tenants instead of agreed-to facts like opisthotonics would be propaganda, not apologetics.
Opisthotonic death pose - Wikipedia
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In 2012, paleontologists Achim G. Reisdorf and Michael Wuttke published a study regarding death poses. According to the conclusions of this study, the so-called "opisthotonic posture" is not the result of a cerebral illness creating muscle spasms, and also not of a rapid burial. Rather, peri-mortem submersion resulted in buoyancy that enabled the Ligamentum elasticum to pull the head and tail back.