Dinosaur extinction
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Didn't see it. I don't believe the theory. I think the "Dinosaur theory" is just a foothold to prove evolution. Personally, I think Rhinoceros, Komodo dragons, alligators/crocodiles, hippopotamus', and others fit the description of a "dinosaur". There are reports that the animals that are classified by the "scientific community" as dinosaurs still exist today in Asia and Africa.
Kent Hovind is really the leader in defending creation and explaining away the "Dinosaur theory". What the "scientific community" thinks of asteroid extinction, is what Christians believe as Noah's flood. It's up to everyone to make their own decision. Kent Hovind can go toe to toe with any college professor, there are many debates of him defending the creation belief.
Kent Hovind is really the leader in defending creation and explaining away the "Dinosaur theory". What the "scientific community" thinks of asteroid extinction, is what Christians believe as Noah's flood. It's up to everyone to make their own decision. Kent Hovind can go toe to toe with any college professor, there are many debates of him defending the creation belief.
The only way to confirm this is that there was someone there that witnessed that event and wrote it down for posterity. Even then, there would probably be someone that would rebut the claim.
I agree with your first paragraph. I have little respect for Hovind, but I can recommend work on the subject by Ken Ham, Thomas Kindell, Chris Ashcraft, and a host of others.
I haven't seen anything recent, but I've heard the theory. The flood of Noah is a better explanation.
Yeah, what he said. There will always be people... atheists, agnostics AND christians... making up theories to support what they prefer to believe. I'll ask Jesus when I get to Heaven, if I have time for it.
These scientists today are just like Stephen Hawking, the famous astrophysicist who said that God was not needed to create the universe.
Oh, you weren't there? Gee, I was about to post "Ask Tourist, he was probably there. I mean, he remembers when dirt was invented."
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Didnt watch it but id prefer you didn't post this as I have intense scruples......
Ughhh now im going to have watch it! And probably have mental breakdowns for rest of the night!
Sorry, I didn't know that would affect you. He just says that there's no need for God to exist and that mankind doesn't need a God. He thinks the universe just created itself somehow. He died recently so he knows for sure now that there's a God.Ughhh now im going to have watch it! And probably have mental breakdowns for rest of the night!