Ancient man's well-known use of domesticated dinosaurs as rock-quarry cranes cannot be explained by so-called evolutionary processes.
Posted on 09/18/2014 2:22:43 PM PDT by fishtank
Not forgetting that according to the same crowd there were only 7 people on the planet, all somewhere in eastern Turkey and only one language just 4,000 years ago.
Question, because the curse upon the animals from the time of Noah will be lifted, and all other un-natural laws reversed, do you think God will then lift the 120 year lifespan for man?
I have thought that WE humans will do that through medical science, and that our greatly increased lifespans would be a way to pridefully challenge God’s real authority.
.... to our own disaster.
But fear not, He (Jesus) has overcome the world.
Man will not be permitted to live past the red line of 120. Man cannot truly challenge God’s authority except in sinning and the Law, but not His rules of engagement so to speak.
“Historical science” is really not science at all, plants and animals have a symbiotic relationship and require each other to survive and thrive. No, never was a poisonous atmosphere and never had millions nor billions of years of plants only.
Plus DNA requires an uber-intelligent author to write and also to adapt it’s code via natural selection. Mutations accumulate with each and every generation leading to devolution and mass extinctions, never been observed to create anything truly useful rather deleterious [removal, loss of some genetic code and functions].
Ancient man's well-known use of domesticated dinosaurs as rock-quarry cranes cannot be explained by so-called evolutionary processes.
Going to disagree with you there: Before photosynthesis (solar energy breaking up the CO2 in the air by green plants) there was no excess free oxygen for life as we know it.
Thus -> a poisonous atmosphere. Until plants formed/were created/evolved/were designed.
Not repeatable, not testable, not falsifiable
therefore utterly non scientific speculation
as is the vast majority of all evolutionary claims.
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