Fault line
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A fault line is an intersection of tectonic plates in the crust of the Earth.
In order to promote an Old Earth theory, atheistic science insists that fault lines are the source of earthquakes, but the evidence is contrary to this.[1]
As explained by a seismologist at Columbia University in rejecting a suggestion that an earthquake came from a particular fault line: {{cquote|"These faults are not active nowadays," he said. "This small earthquake, 2.7, doesn't involve miles of fault line. It's probably one-quarter mile or much less, such as a hundred yards."}[2]}