Dinosaur Soft Tissue Issue Is Here to Stay (evidence for recent dinos growing!)

ICR ^ | September 2009 | Brian Thomas, M.S.

[RaiderRose]

Extremely fascinating! Thanks for posting.

[editor-surveyor]

"Let’s clone them back into existence and raise them in PeTA non-approved confinement conditions."

We don't need to clone anything, Mokele Mbembe is very much alive, by the testimony of hundreds of people who were shown sketches of dinos in books. Its just a matter of time before we get video footage of the three dino species that they claim are alive in central Africa.

The evo-scammers know this, and it is a big reason for the current push.

[GodGunsGuts]

My pleasure. All the best—GGG

[editor-surveyor]

"If dinosaurs lived a few thousand years ago then these fossils would not have to be de-mineralized, they would be bone"

Utter BS! Fossilization is rapid when things are buried in a hot limestone solution. (the'flood' was exactly that) Take your 80 IQ level of understanding back to DC or DU.

[editor-surveyor]

"You can’t fight stupid."

He doesn't fight it, he is it.

[Hoplite]

As you've continually demonstrated a marked inability to discuss science related issues in an informed, intelligent manner, your opinion has become moot.

You do, however, serve a useful purpose by posting this drivel, it's just not the one you have in mind.

[ari-freedom]

well, it was a catalyst. The something that tells you “whoa wait a minute. This is just too much.” So I looked further and I’m still looking and asking and answering questions.

[john in springfield]

Most people tend to make up their minds what they believe, and then gather evidence to support those beliefs.

[Buck W.]

Weak faith leads people to do strange things, including following the ravings of pied piper frauds.

[LiteKeeper]

SITREP

[ari-freedom]

On the other hand, if fossilization wasn’t rapid, the bone would decay and even if it survived decay, certainly the fossil would be destroyed by all of the geological processes after millions of years. This can be said about any fossil but the point is much more dramatic when you find soft tissue or fossilized jellyfish.

[Buck W.]

Thank God the evo-scammers got lazy and let the evidence of alligators and iguanas go public.

What would Alexander the Great say about Mokele Mbembe?

[GodGunsGuts]

This will no doubt leave you blankly blinking, but I have noticed that stupid people often label things that go way over their heads as being “stupid.” Poor chap.

[metmom]

Most people tend to make up their minds what they believe, and then gather evidence to support those beliefs.

That pretty much sums up the evo position. Darwin came up with his theory, and the people who want it to be true have been trying to find support for it ever since, even to the point of manufacturing frauds to *prove* it.

[onedoug]

Phooey.

[metmom]

Weak faith leads people to do strange things, including following the ravings of pied piper frauds.

That's why it took 40 years for Piltdown Man to be determined to be a fraud.

That's why magazines like National Geographic are so quick to jump on the fraudulent fossil bandwagon with archaeoraptor.

Yup, the supporters of evolution do have weak faith as demonstrated by the strange things. Your description of them is pretty concise.

[Hoplite]

IMO this isn’t so much about confirmation bias as it is the pseudoscientific nonsense manufactured to feed that bias.

[Buck W.]

Yes, and it is a credit to science that frauds ARE called out when evidence is presented! That hasn’t yet happened with regard to evolution.

What evidence would you accept as a clear contradiction of the Genesis account of creation?

[RegulatorCountry]

Yup, the supporters of evolution do have weak faith as demonstrated by the strange things. Your description of them is pretty concise.

Oh, no no no ...you've got it all backwards. You see, people of strong faith toss whole chunks of their faith out wholesale, because they're more worried about the opinions of men, than they are about their faith. They're demonstrating strength with such faith, you see.

Get with the program, lol.

[editor-surveyor]

"Thank God the evo-scammers got lazy and let the evidence of alligators and iguanas go public."

There is a shred of intelligence in that statement. Think about it for a while, and you may begin to understand. Each of those species have something important in common.