A reminder for
today
Behold now behemoth,
which I made with thee; he eateth grass as an ox. Lo now, his strength is in his loins, and his force is in the navel of his belly. He
moveth his tail like a cedar: the sinews of his stones are wrapped together. His
bones are as strong pieces of
brass; his bones are like bars
of iron. (Job 40:15-18)
With yet another Jurassic park movie coming out soon here in
South Africa, Hollywood is trying its best to confuse the world with their
ridiculous representation of creation. I have never been a huge fan of these
movies, because of the millions and millions of years story and the whole
asteroid destroyed all the dinosaurs lie that is forced down our throats. I
came across this article by the institute of creation and I think you will
enjoy this.
Did an impact or the
Flood kill the Dinosaurs? Three science clues help answer this question.
One clue is frogs. An impact powerful enough to demolish
thick-skinned, tough, monstrous dinosaurs all over the world surely would have
erased thin-skinned amphibians first. The same goes for certain sensitive
clams, but that didn’t happen. Frog and clam fossils found near dinosaur bone
fossils look the same as today’s frogs and clams. Harmful chemicals go right
through porous frog skin, and silt chokes clam gills, so how did they
survive and not dinosaurs?
Next, where is the impact crater? An impact large enough to
wipe out all the world’s dinosaurs should have left a huge, round pit. Most scientists
who study this think a region beneath the southern Gulf of Mexico and northern
Yucatan Peninsula represents the impact site. However, others disagree for good
reasons.
For one thing, the underground feature at that site is not
round. Plus, an impact with worldwide destructive force would have melted
rocks, but the site has very little melted rock. The rocks down there don’t
need an impact to explain them. Magma that rose from the depths could have made
the rocks the way we see them today. Why should we believe an impact killed the
dinosaurs if we can’t find a crater that fills the bill?
The size and shape of rock layers give us a third clue that
the Genesis Flood, not an asteroid impact, best explains the dinosaur fossils
they contain. Each of these rock layers can cover thousands of square miles! A
single layer can cover several states. For example, the Hell Creek and Lance
Formations were deposited at the same time. They span Montana and Wyoming, plus
parts of other states.
How could an impact way down in Mexico deposit this thick
layer so far away? An impact should make a wedge-shaped layer, with mud
thinning out from the crater. But actual dinosaur layers keep the same
thickness for hundreds of miles. Noah’s Flood could do that.
The Bible says that surging Flood waters took months to
cover the whole globe. Sure enough, dinosaurs got buried in mud on every
continent. And this Flood happened about 4,500 years ago, not 66 million years
ago. Science supports this, too. Erosion over millions of years would have
carved ruts. Where are the expected ruts between the layers? Instead of erosion
ruts, the upper surface of each layer looks flat, as though hardly any time
passed before the next layer was laid on top of it by the next huge Flood
surge.
Also, flexible animal tissues still persist inside many
fossilized dinosaur bones. Blood vessels, hemoglobin proteins, and whole bone
cells could never last one million years, let alone 67 million. These rocks and
fossils look young.
Did an asteroid impact kill the dinosaurs millions of years
ago? No way. Noah’s recent Flood formed dinosaur fossils fast all over the
world.
Have an awesome day dear friend of Jesus.
Cheers
