To: William Tell
Regarding your "destroyed fossil" theory, you might ask yourself why fossils of animals that followed the dinosaurs seem to be missing. (If evolution were to be believed.)
422 posted on
12/31/2004 12:35:32 PM PST by
G Larry
(Admiral James Woolsey as National Intelligence Director)
To: G Larry
Regarding your "destroyed fossil" theory, you might ask yourself why fossils of animals that followed the dinosaurs seem to be missing. (If evolution were to be believed.) What is your source for this wild and vague claim, other than the obvious fact that there was a big extinction event and animals of any kind were scarce in many places until the survivors spread out?
To: G Larry
G Larry said:
Regarding your "destroyed fossil" theory, you might ask yourself why fossils of animals that followed the dinosaurs seem to be missing. (If evolution were to be believed.) "Natural selection" could include selection by survival of a natural event such as an asteroid colliding with earth. How do you explain the apparently missing fossils? Deistic sense of humor?
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