Subject: Is Creationism so Wrong?

I have read your views on creationism, and how clearly evolution is "superior". 
I was just wondering if you cold clear up a few qustions I have:
Isn't it true that various "Living Fossils" have appeared (very much alive) 
that were actually presented to the public as the "links to the past"? How do 
you explain the coelacanth (taught to be the ancestor of the first amphibians), 
but is actually a deep sea fish? One other thing, I have read that "the very 
existence of a fossil implies catostrohic burial. You see, I've been taught 
that the fossil "graveyards" (where thousands of animals where fossilized 
together) occurred because of the flood. I would be interested to learn what 
your hypthesis is. 

Re: Is Creationism so Wrong?