Where are the dinosaurs?

[driewerf]

because you do not know what "kind" entails

Enlighten me then.

 

[NGC 6712]

u believe in a unprovable theory of evolution...a man-made religion is still a religion and not science.

A asteroid, really? that's more believable than a worldwide flood, or is it the fact that it leaves God out that makes it more believable.

Science is not anti-God, and when it is..it becomes its own religion or worldview and no longer can be labeled as science.

It's not a religion. It is a scientific theory. Something I have far more familiarity with than you.

Well there is circumstantial evidence for the impact theory. More than can be said about the Flood.

 

[NGC 6712]

sorry to interrupt ya'lls scientific debate...don't forget about the Ice Age fairytale..warm-blooded reptiles could have never survived Christmas.

I'm out

You've been out for a long time methinks. There are no warm-blooded reptiles except when basking in the sun.

 

[JoeyArnold]

Santa Cruz 1925 picture. Baird's Beaked Whale is the species.

How big do these kinds of whales get?

 

[NGC 6712]

How big do these kinds of whales get?

40ft long and 15 tons or so.

 

[Elendur]

u believe in a unprovable theory of evolution...a man-made religion is still a religion and not science.

A asteroid, really? that's more believable than a worldwide flood, or is it the fact that it leaves God out that makes it more believable.

Science is not anti-God, and when it is..it becomes its own religion or worldview and no longer can be labeled as science.

Use the correct terms.

Read into the definitions of evidence and proof.

 

[Elendur]

It is - in my opinion - no so much the fact that his answers are one line that shows his lack of interest, but the fact that he hasn't reacted to any given answer. Joey asks a (one line) question, get an answer, drops it and asks a new one.

True, that is also a strong indicator.

 

[NGC 6712]

I think I have probably seen every cryptozoological picture there is. I am treating this thread as a quiz.

 

[JoeyArnold]

40ft long and 15 tons or so.

Are these kinds of whales extinct?

 

[NGC 6712]

Are these kinds of whales extinct?

No - all across the North Pacific.

 

[USincognito]

The Flood...mainly

The Flood didn't happen.

It is because of the Flood there are so many fossils.

Really? Even coccolithophore fossils? The ones that make up chalk? Do you have any idea what the ocean would have been like if all the ones that make up the White Cliffs of Dover lived during the Flood year?

 

[JoeyArnold]

No - all across the North Pacific.

So that means that the creature in the picture was clearly identified as a certain type of whale?

 

[USincognito]

call me when yall get that fruit fly to be something besides a fruit fly, so much theory, so little proof

Oh that's right, you're one of those who thinks a dog having a litter of kittens or an iguana hatching a clutch of chickens would be evidence for evolution.

because you do not know what "kind" entails

Neither do Creationists and they have yet to establish any working definition or body of evidence giving the word any scientific explanitory power. It's a phantasm, nothing more.

u believe in a unprovable theory of evolution...a man-made religion is still a religion and not science.

A asteroid, really? that's more believable than a worldwide flood, or is it the fact that it leaves God out that makes it more believable.

Science is not anti-God, and when it is..it becomes its own religion or worldview and no longer can be labeled as science.

Just keep repeating this mantra. Either it will calm you down keep you perpetually outraged... whatever makes you happy.

sorry to interrupt ya'lls scientific debate...don't forget about the Ice Age fairytale..warm-blooded reptiles could have never survived Christmas.

I'm out

The part is bold is a good idea, probably not for the reason you would think though.

 

[NGC 6712]

So that means that the creature in the picture was clearly identified as a certain type of whale?

Yes. I know it still crops up on some goofy websites as a "sea monster" but it was identified at the time. I seem to recall the skull is in a museum in CA somewhere. No mystery in this.

 

[USincognito]

You've been out for a long time methinks. There are no warm-blooded reptiles except when basking in the sun.

Apart from certain dinosaur descendants.


Of course reptile is an order and birds are an order, but those taxa don't reflect the more complex cladistic relationship between the beings included in Amniota.

 

[NGC 6712]

Apart from certain dinosaur descendants.


Of course reptile is an order and birds are an order, but those taxa don't reflect the more complex cladistic relationship between the beings included in Amniota.

But they aren't reptiles and neither are dinosaurs.

 

[AV1611VET]

Where are the dinosaurs?

The dinosaurs went extinct after the Flood; which exposed the earth to a new climatology -- polar.

After the dinosaurs got off the Ark, they flourished for awhile, but couldn't handle the new weather.

Why aren't there more dinosaur bones?

Most of them -- in my right to have an opinion -- are on Neptune.

 

[JoeyArnold]

After the dinosaurs got off the Ark, they flourished for awhile, but couldn't handle the new weather.

How long did the dinosaurs last?

 

[AV1611VET]

How long did the dinosaurs last?

From Genesis to Isaiah.

 

[Nabobalis]

Most of them -- in my right to have an opinion
-- are on Neptune.

Why would they be there? If we don't find them on Neptune in the future?