Behemoth

[The Barbarian]

Der Behemoth? Das Endstück ist wirklich ein Euphemismus für genetals. Es ist der Schwanze, nicht var?

 

[biblequestions182]

i completely agree with bruno, honestly a hippo doesnt have a tail like a cedar and not only that but there was a quote before that said the earth was 66 million years old. not to be mean but there is an estimate from the time of creation that relates to the bible. the 66 million is a theory of evoultionist. anyone with feedback would be greatly appreciated

 

[Karl - Liberal Backslider]

i completely agree with bruno, honestly a hippo doesnt have a tail like a cedar and not only that but there was a quote before that said the earth was 66 million years old. not to be mean but there is an estimate from the time of creation that relates to the bible. the 66 million is a theory of evoultionist. anyone with feedback would be greatly appreciated

The dating of the K/T boundary is down to geology and physics. Nothing to do with evolutionary science of any stripe.

Incidently - the earth isn't 66 million years old. That's the date of the K/T boundary. The earth itself is far older - 4.6 billion years. Again, this date is nothing to do with evolution but is derived from geology and physics.

 

[Bruno]

A great site that focuses on proving that the Holy Bible is THE Truth while evolution and a 4.6 billion year old earth is nothing more than wishful thinking of those who would rather assume a role of a lemming to blindly follow other men than what is best for their well being:

www.godsaidmansaid.com

 

[Ark Guy]

Is there anyone who can honestly tell me why dinosaurs were not (could not have been) on the ark?

All I hear is a bunch of rhetorical-ad-hoc nonsense.

 

[Vance]

Is there anyone who can honestly tell me why dinosaurs were not (could not have been) on the ark?

All I hear is a bunch of rhetorical-ad-hoc nonsense.

Because they had been extinct for 60 million years.

We know this because there are no fossils for them within the last 60 million years.

And the fact that we have found no dinosaur bones, only fossils, is highly corroborative of this evidence, if any were needed, since if there *were* dinosaurs living any time within the last few thousand years, we would almost assuredly have found some of their bones. But really, this corroboration is not even needed since the evidence of their extinction millions of years ago is very, very sound.

Not all that complex.