Question for creationists

npetreley · #31 25th June 2002, 04:35 AM

Originally posted by vernigan
Why couldn't T-Rex be vegetarian initially?
If pandas have fangs but eat bamboo and fruit bats have fangs but eat berries, couldn't an inferrence be semi conclusive that t-rex coulda survived on plants and fruits?

You could be right, of course. I don't know, but I would like to know why T-Rex had such wimpy arms. Speaking of which, did you ever notice that the monster Grendel in Beowulf could bite off the heads of its victims, but Beowulf was able to rip its arm off fairly easily, and that's what caused it to bleed to death?

Evolutionists, however, would probably say that the fangs are vestigal or something like that. (I'm still waiting for some darwininan explanation for vestigal virgins, but the evolutionists won't give me any.) I've heard that said of pandas, anyway, on some PBS show, I think. I enjoy some PBS documentaries, but I won't tell you what I think of most of them because it will get censored by the board software.

npetreley · #32 25th June 2002, 04:38 AM

Originally posted by randman

The question is if Adam's fall did not change creation from beginning to end. Was the movie changed?

IMO, that's an excellent question. Not one we'll probably ever be able to answer until we get to ask Who did it, but an excellent question.

vernigan · #33 25th June 2002, 04:51 AM

Originally posted by npetreley

You could be right, of course. I don't know, but I would like to know why T-Rex had such wimpy arms. Speaking of which, did you ever notice that the monster Grendel in Beowulf could bite off the heads of its victims, but Beowulf was able to rip its arm off fairly easily, and that's what caused it to bleed to death?

Evolutionists, however, would probably say that the fangs are vestigal or something like that. (I'm still waiting for some darwininan explanation for vestigal virgins, but the evolutionists won't give me any.) I've heard that said of pandas, anyway, on some PBS show, I think. I enjoy some PBS documentaries, but I won't tell you what I think of most of them because it will get censored by the board software.

vernigan · #34 25th June 2002, 04:57 AM

Originally posted by npetreley

IMO, that's an excellent question. Not one we'll probably ever be able to answer until we get to ask Who did it, but an excellent question.

agree. s'like trying to explain what the color red looks like to a blind man. no reference point to build upon. But when we explain it to each other. . . . piece of cake. Because we have a base, a foundation to build upon.
When the blind man can see, he can understand what the color red looks like. A day is coming when we'll be able to SEE as well.