What of the dinosaurs?
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The funny thing is that evolution will tell you that dinosaurs became birds, They have no proof but teach it as gospel. And no one has seen a dinosaur and never will, but some dude said this and another dude said that so it must be true. when in fact no one has ever seen evolution take place. It is a man made theory at best.
I hear they tasted like chicken .
[h=1]Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken[/h]By FIONA MACRAE
Last updated at 14:38 17 April 2007
Palaeontologists have long accepted that birds are a form of dinosaur.
Now the theory that the most feared dinosaur of all, Tyrannosaurus Rex, evolved into the modern-day chicken has been given scientific backing with the discovery of some pre-historic collagen.
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken | Daily Mail Online
[h=1]Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken[/h]By FIONA MACRAE
Last updated at 14:38 17 April 2007
Palaeontologists have long accepted that birds are a form of dinosaur.
Now the theory that the most feared dinosaur of all, Tyrannosaurus Rex, evolved into the modern-day chicken has been given scientific backing with the discovery of some pre-historic collagen.
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken | Daily Mail Online
If this were true then we should see similar accounts cropping up in areas that are very far removed. The entire Levant has been interconnected for thousands of years. It is one big trading area and we should expect to see similar cultural beliefs. I am not surprised that the myths of the Canaanites, Babylonians, and yes, the Hebrews, should have many points in common, but notice that the Chinese, Australian aboriginals, and Mesoamericans, show no commonality.
Could the three listed not have anything in common due to the location on the planet and their particular view of the sky like the Chinese being in the northern hemisphere and the Australian aboriginals being in the southern hemisphere as I have never seen the southern cross as I live in North America as you know and likewise and my friends in Australia have never seen the North Star and or the big dipper?
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not saying the zodiac existed first at all.....during the Babylonian captivity under Nechadnezar (sp) Daniel had many conflicts with the Magi, a hereditary priesthood; however Daniel did introduce them to the Mazzeroth-that's how the 3 wisemen knew to watch the heavens for the sign of the birth of the Savior.
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For me, dinosaurs are a diverse group of animals exist many years ago. A lot of people demand they have dinosaur fossils, which leads to the curious underworld of fossil smuggling. One of the more notable examples in recent memory is the situation of Erik Prokopi of Florida, who could deal with 17 years for smuggling and selling a total Tarbosaurus skeleton.
Astrology with its calendar systems seems to be a common practice among Babylonians, Chinese, Mesoamericans and others.
Ziggurats or temple towers or pyramids are another common expression of ancient cultures that are found in such diverse locations to include Babylon, Iran, Egypt, Mesoamerica, and China.
I have thought that such commonalities in ancient cultures at diverse locations hold possibilities for a common heritage of mankind who then spread from a common location (i.e. like the Tower of Babel - Genesis 11:1-9).
The continents are understood by both geologists and the Bible (Genesis 10:25) to have once been one and then broken apart.
More research would be needed.
For now, I found evidence for Chinese pyramids resembling Egyptian pyramids at: Chinese pyramids - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ziggurats or temple towers or pyramids are another common expression of ancient cultures that are found in such diverse locations to include Babylon, Iran, Egypt, Mesoamerica, and China.
I have thought that such commonalities in ancient cultures at diverse locations hold possibilities for a common heritage of mankind who then spread from a common location (i.e. like the Tower of Babel - Genesis 11:1-9).
The continents are understood by both geologists and the Bible (Genesis 10:25) to have once been one and then broken apart.
More research would be needed.
For now, I found evidence for Chinese pyramids resembling Egyptian pyramids at: Chinese pyramids - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I agree that the Mazzeroth existed since God created the sun, moon and stars for signs, seasons, days and years and I fully agree that it had been corrupted by astrology and men who knew not the truth....Is there a verse in Daniel that states or implies that he is the one to share the Mazzeroth with the Magi in Babylon as I don't recall reading that....not saying he didn't do it, but I don't remember reading that even though I have read Daniel numerous times...Nebuchadnezzar <--how to spell it 
Some 70-million-year-old fossils are worth a million bucks, like the one referred to in your post and this article:
Eric Prokopi, smuggler of the 70-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Bataar skeleton is sentenced to three months in prison : InfoMongolia.com : News and information about Mongolia, Mongolian language lessons
These fossils must be worth that much because of how old they are, as in 70-million-years-old as it states in the article as opposed to less than 6,000 years old as the YECs keep saying on this thread.
Eric Prokopi, smuggler of the 70-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Bataar skeleton is sentenced to three months in prison : InfoMongolia.com : News and information about Mongolia, Mongolian language lessons
These fossils must be worth that much because of how old they are, as in 70-million-years-old as it states in the article as opposed to less than 6,000 years old as the YECs keep saying on this thread.
Dead people are safer to quote.
If you name a school or a building or a park for a dead person, you are fairly safe. In the US, there have many places named for former Presidents Washington and Lincoln and this practice continued for years after they were gone and was highly safe.
The famous, living person might have embarrassing, hidden secrets or go astray in the future. There have been a series of such situations in the news.
If you name a school or a building or a park for a dead person, you are fairly safe. In the US, there have many places named for former Presidents Washington and Lincoln and this practice continued for years after they were gone and was highly safe.
The famous, living person might have embarrassing, hidden secrets or go astray in the future. There have been a series of such situations in the news.
There is no such thing as an athiest you know.
Now as for dinosaurs, we keep learning more about them all the time. Here are some new discoveries this year:
New dinosaur finds soar in 'golden age' of discovery - Technology & Science - CBC News
What is confirmed thus far is that no dinosaur lived more recently than 65 million years ago.
Now as for dinosaurs, we keep learning more about them all the time. Here are some new discoveries this year:
New dinosaur finds soar in 'golden age' of discovery - Technology & Science - CBC News
What is confirmed thus far is that no dinosaur lived more recently than 65 million years ago.
There appears to be some disagree as to what T. rex and other dinosaurs tasted like:
What Did Dinosaur Taste Like? | Smart News | Smithsonian
What we do know, according to the Smithsonian article cited above that the dinosaur "has not walked the earth in the past 65 million years."
So I can understand a discussion of whether T. rex tasted better with ketchup or mustard, but a discussion of whether T. rex walked the Earth more than 65 million years ago or less than 6,000 years ago doesn't make much sense to me, other than nonsense on the part of Young Earth Creationists.
What Did Dinosaur Taste Like? | Smart News | Smithsonian
What we do know, according to the Smithsonian article cited above that the dinosaur "has not walked the earth in the past 65 million years."
So I can understand a discussion of whether T. rex tasted better with ketchup or mustard, but a discussion of whether T. rex walked the Earth more than 65 million years ago or less than 6,000 years ago doesn't make much sense to me, other than nonsense on the part of Young Earth Creationists.
I hear they tasted like chicken .
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken
By FIONA MACRAE
Last updated at 14:38 17 April 2007
Palaeontologists have long accepted that birds are a form of dinosaur.
Now the theory that the most feared dinosaur of all, Tyrannosaurus Rex, evolved into the modern-day chicken has been given scientific backing with the discovery of some pre-historic collagen.
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken | Daily Mail Online[/QUOTE]
We kept chickens many years and never saw a connection to a 9 ton T. Rex
it's absurd. They can believe that, but refuse to believe the news of unmineralized blood cells in T. Rex fossil bones.
I'm looking online for a hamburger joint out west. In the 1960's here and there along the road were signs every mile like Burma Shave did. Biggest......Burger........Ahead.......DINO........Burger
Soon you would see a brontosaurus in the distance miles away. The burgers were huge, came in Bronto Burger, Rex Burger, etc. Well, that was a good deal for the money, but I suspect it was all ground beef, as there was no chicken flavor They probably had to use that since all the dinos had been harvested.
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken
By FIONA MACRAE
Last updated at 14:38 17 April 2007
Palaeontologists have long accepted that birds are a form of dinosaur.
Now the theory that the most feared dinosaur of all, Tyrannosaurus Rex, evolved into the modern-day chicken has been given scientific backing with the discovery of some pre-historic collagen.
Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken | Daily Mail Online[/QUOTE]
We kept chickens many years and never saw a connection to a 9 ton T. Rex
it's absurd. They can believe that, but refuse to believe the news of unmineralized blood cells in T. Rex fossil bones.
I'm looking online for a hamburger joint out west. In the 1960's here and there along the road were signs every mile like Burma Shave did. Biggest......Burger........Ahead.......DINO........Burger
Soon you would see a brontosaurus in the distance miles away. The burgers were huge, came in Bronto Burger, Rex Burger, etc. Well, that was a good deal for the money, but I suspect it was all ground beef, as there was no chicken flavor
They probably had to use that since all the dinos had been harvested.
Walk away from such a debate, it will only serve to waste your time.
God will not override our free will. If we are to follow Him, then we are not to override the free will of others. If someone genuinely wants to learn about God and the biblical texts, then we are to help them understand as best we can. However, if someone wants to argue about the bible, then we are to bid them a good day and walk away.. our time is better spent on those who genuinely want to listen.
God will not override our free will. If we are to follow Him, then we are not to override the free will of others. If someone genuinely wants to learn about God and the biblical texts, then we are to help them understand as best we can. However, if someone wants to argue about the bible, then we are to bid them a good day and walk away.. our time is better spent on those who genuinely want to listen.