In other words, "Rather than actually do any research on what you're pointing out, I'm going to ignore it, because I don't know the name of that Professor." You've got Google, I'm sure it wouldn't be terribly difficult to determine exactly who Professor Ambrose is. The fact is, you're not looking into it because you've already decided it's wrong because it goes against what you already believe. Way to keep an open mind.
Can you be more descriptive?
I never said that. The claims I made were as follows. 1) The bible describes a very powerful creature. 2) That creature fits the description of a dinosaur. Show me exactly where I said it was a dinosaur, and I'll eat my left sock.
Anyway, the additional problem with your statement is that the other animals that might fit the description (and there's surprisingly few when you consider that 1) they would have been animals that existed around that area at that time, and 2) most large mammals that would otherwise fit that description have tiny little tails) were all animals that were often hunted and/or captured with very little difficulty, even in that time.
Have we ever found mermaid bones? No. Have we ever found chimera bones? No. Have we ever found unicorn bones? No. Have we ever found Fairy bones? No. But wait.. We have found bones that match the description of dragons. If you want to make me look like a moron, at least use an analogy that fits.
Oh? how do you define day? It could very easily be referring to a period of time. (For example, one "day" was what we call the Ice Age.)
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I think I've made this clear, but apparently some of you are a bit dense. For the record, I do not believe that dinosaurs and man walked the earth together. I also don't believe they didn't. Maybe they did, maybe they didn't. It doesn't matter to me, and I don't have an opinion on it. I lean towards the idea that they didn't as a result of scientific information suggesting that dinosaurs were extinct long before humans showed up, but I can afford not to make a commitment to one side or the other, because it has no bearing on my life and no bearing on my salvation. Please quit putting words into my mouth. Just because I'm presenting a theory does not mean I agree with it. If you'd like the debunk the theory, please feel free to present evidence against it, but don't insult my intelligence.
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.
Lassev: I guess there was something captivating in savagery, because I liked it.