Dinosaurs
An alternative viewpoint to the version we've all been brainwashed with
I’ve often compared the censorship of views that are contrary to evolution with the same attitude we see in the way climate change and mRNA vaccines and gender nonsense have been promulgated throughout mainstream society and media globally. Here are links to 7 excellent articles from CMI. Most people have never heard this side of the controversy, so no wonder that so many people believe in evolution, having been spoon fed (more like force fed) the unmerited hypothesis all their lives.
Are dino fossils millions of years old? DNA says ‘No!’
· Is there cultural evidence that dinos lived with man? Yes!
· Are dinosaurs still alive today? Almost certainly not. 🙁
· Did an asteroid wipe out the dinosaurs? No. So what did?
· Does the Bible describe a dino in Job 40? Yes, we think so!
· Did birds evolve from dinosaurs? Definitely not!
· Surely dinosaurs couldn’t fit on the Ark? They surely could!
· Is there evidence dinos died in Noah’s Flood? Yes, lots!
I know that each Christian has their own path to the truth of Christ, but mine has always been Genesis. My trust in God’s creative power began as a child and has carried me through and has always sung in my soul.
Did my discussion of Ozone make it here? In case it got lost, (I have learned to save comments before trying to post them), here it is (again?):
I learned about the Ozone Layer in grade school science classes, I think, but never tied it directly to the loss of Earth’s water. I noticed, early on, that ancient accounts seem to portray an Earth with more water than it has today. Abbreviating my thinking, I thought that the water lost over the past few millennia must have migrated to outer space. I have thought this through a little more, and it seems that the solar wind, which is largely made up of hydrogen ions (protons) both added and swept away the H+ (H2 blasted apart by solar gamma and other radiation) ions, leaving some dynamic equilibrium population. H2O would be broken down into individual atoms and then ions, leaving O+ (O2 blasted apart), hence the Ozone layer. O+ ions are high-energy, and their stochastic motion tends to migrate them from denser to less dense regions, thus farther from Earth. Gravity is of little to no effect, and decreases farther from Earth’s surface, in consonance with density-related stochastic motion. At some point an O ion’s collisions will result in its being beyond effective association with Earth. It is in outer space, “lost” from Earth.