Creationist Wikipedia
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Most creationists believe that dinosaurs coexisted with mankind on Earth and lived recently. Biblical support for this perspectives is drawn from the Genesis 1 where it states that all animals were created on the sixth day of creation along with humans. It is furthermore presumed they were still alive at the time of the global flood and taken on board Noah's ark. Evidence to support this perspective includes:Now, let the wiki vandalism begin. This entry on homosexuality is a good place to begin.1. The Bible specifically states that a breeding pair of every kind of animal came to the ark.
2. The fossil record is filled with the corpses of dinosaurs that were buried during the deluge.
3. The abundant physical evidence of recent existence of dinosaurs.It should be noted that although the Biblical description of Noah's ark states it as large enough to host even the largest known specimens of dinosaurs, it is logical that younger / smaller varieties were taken aboard.
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Posted by: Sharon Stan | December 12, 2007 09:30 PM
Well, I love you guys over there. I'm an artist singer, storyteller and filmmaker. I've lived in Manhatttan's UWS for 26 years from Birmingham, Alabama. So I'm going to be steppin out and ARTLAND will my first stop I want to get my buzz on with some real folks. So besides seeing me at the movies in a year or two I'll see you at your house first. It will be an honor.
chance and challenge....sharon
Posted by: Sharon Stan | December 12, 2007 09:30 PM
I noticed there was no "Edit" link in any of the pages -- and then I discovered this dissappointing quote:
"All users must first send the administration a request to join the editorial staff before they may loggin and participate."
Damn.
Posted by: Craig Wiley | December 12, 2007 08:10 PM
I noticed there was no "Edit" link in any of the pages -- and then I discovered this dissappointing quote:
"All users must first send the administration a request to join the editorial staff before they may loggin and participate."
Damn.
Posted by: Craig Wiley | December 12, 2007 08:10 PM
This is one of the funniest things I have ever read. But the sort of funny where I don't actually laugh at all. Or even smile.
Posted by: Ralph K | December 11, 2007 03:41 PM