No, “reputable” meaning those with advanced degrees who have actually done research in the field, and have written peer-reviewed treatises and books on the subject.
Could you please link me to the works of some reputable scientists who think that humans and dinosaurs (in the common term i.e. T Rex, Brontosaurus) existed at the same time as humans?
Such as?
Yet, you site Kurt Wise, who has said the following:
'The fact that God created the universe is not a theory—it's true. However, some of the details are not specifically nailed down in Scripture. Some issues—such as creation, a global Flood, and a young age for the earth—are determined by Scripture, so they are not theories. My understanding from Scripture is that the universe is in the order of 6,000 years old. Once that has been determined by Scripture, it is a starting point that we build theories upon. It is within those boundaries that we can construct new theories.'
Hardly a PHD who has studied stuff and concluded a young earth. When you arrive at the conclusion before you begin your analysis, you have zero credibility.
“No, “reputable” meaning those with advanced degrees who have actually done research in the field, and have written peer-reviewed treatises and books on the subject.”
Like who, exactly?