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In the beginning . . . Adam walked with dinosaurs [Creationist Park] Telegraph.co.uk ^ | 02 January 2005 | James Langton

Posted on 01/02/2005 3:20:11 PM EST by PatrickHenry

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[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Read the Harry Harrison Trilogy "West of Eden".

Publisher Comments:

Sixty-five million years ago, a disastrous cataclysm eliminated three quarters of all life on Earth. Overnight, the age of dinosaurs ended. The age of mammals had begun.

But what if history had happened differently? What if the reptiles had survived to evolve intelligent life?

In West of Eden, bestselling author Harry Harrison has created a rich, dramatic saga of a world where the descendants of the dinosaurs struggled with a clan of humans in a battle for survival.

[Restorer]

'They lived together without fear, for there was no death yet,' the voice intoned about Man and Dinosaur.

Strikes me as being poor theology, leaving science out of it.

Surely nobody claims that (parts of) the animal world became carnivorous as a result of the Fall of Man?

If dinosaurs were born prior to the Fall, but none die, don't we get a bit of a population problem before long?

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President George Bush famously proclaimed: 'The jury is still out on evolution.'

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[Luna]

Some dinosaurs survived on Noah's ark.

I thought dinosaurs died out millions of years ago and Noah wasn't alive back then. How do they explain this?

This Noah comment really made me laugh.

I believe in the creation, but I have no idea how long a "day" was, as mentioned in Genesis. A day can mean a period of time. I don't usually get involved with the evolution vs. creation debate. I don't know how God created the earth and all the creatures on it. I'll just wait until I get to Heaven to find out exactly how the creation happened.

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About a month and a half or two months ago, and this was on all the major newswires, there was a story about some people breaking a tyranosaur leg bone in half to get it onto a helicopter from a place from which there was no other way to get it out of, and finding soft tissue inside the bone.

This is what tyranosaur meat looks like:

The MSNBC version of the story can be read here.

Does any of that look like it's 70 million years old to you?

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It is Paradise. 'They lived together without fear, for there was no death yet,' the voice intoned about Man and Dinosaur.

If there was no death yet, why did God make predators such as the T-Rex? Doesn't fly, doesn't work. He had to eat something, the bible does say that Adam and Eve ate, so it would appear all the creatures alive at that time must have eaten, a T-Rex was designed to eat meat, therefore it had to kill something or find a dead animal in order to eat.