Some parody account (I can only hope it is a parody) uttered:
1. No dinosaurs were carnivores, the teeth were fabrications. Only 20% of a a skeleton has ever been found.
My comment: This is true.
2. They brought 2 of every dinosaur onto Noah's ark, but they were babies, so they could fit them.
My comment: not a huge stretch,
3. When God said people could eat meat, people got out their guns and shot the biggest ones, sometimes just for fun!
My comment: it's true humans shot all the big ones with their ancient rifles. If you saw a critically endangered dinosaur, wouldn't you shoot it for fun?
4. To believe in dinosaurs doesn't mean it's millions of years. It's just a few thousand. Dinosaurs and evolution don't go together.
My comment: Evolution favours survival of the fittest.
Wow, you really have no clue about science and evolution. Are you a member of the CreationScience institute, by any chance?
Point 1 is patently false. There are several museums that have large percentages of dinosaur skeletons. By the way, your Gorilla picture showing these nice teeth: Yes, Gorillas (and Chimpanses) hunt smaller apes for food if the opportunity is there. Has been documented umpteen times in documentaries.
Point 2 is bible thumper nonsense. By the way, Hamm doesn't have a life-sized arch. It's a concrete thing of how he thinks the arch looked like. He knew if he used wood the whole thing would disintegrate almost instantly as it is completely impossible to build a stable arch-sized arch out of wood. Yes... there again is that movie where giant demons build the arch. Once again: IT IS JUST A MOVIE.
Point 3 So you are saying man and dinosaurs lived at the same time? aahh, the 6000 year old creation earth nonsense again. You do know Spielberg makes MOVIES, not evolution science?
Point 4: That is NOT what evolutionary theory predicts.
I don't expect that you will try to learn about science, and particularly why creation science is utter nonsense. And Ken Hamm, isn't that the guy who regularly goes to prison for frauds committed?
Posters like you always make me think: What went wrong with education in your school?
