[rickdylan]

It doesn’t threaten my beliefs, but I do worry about America’s youth competing in the international world of science and technology when they’ve been taught to believe ridiculousness that says dinosaurs and humans lived together.

You might want to try doing google searches on 'dinosaurs' and 'petroglyphs'. Apparently it's more than just Christians who don't buy into the 65 million year thing with dinosaurs and, apparently also, there are obvious and recognizable images of known dinosaur types on canyon walls in many North American sites, ancient American Indian artwork.

You might also want to do google searches on 'tyrannosaur' and 'soft tissue' and take a look at some of the images of the raw meat they've found in dinosaur bones recently, e.g.

For that to be 65 million years old as the evolutionists are trying to claim, it would have to have never rained in Montana or the Dakotas for the last 65 million years.

[GunRunner]

I don't see where any scientist has changed their timelines based on the soft tissue discovery, unless they are trying to push Young Earth Creationism.

Let's see creationism explain the Cambrian explosion and the KT boundary without using "flood geology".

[ahayes]

Pop quiz:

1. How were those samples prepared?
2. What was the scale of those photographs?