Terrible lizards trapped by terrible Flood

Journal of Creation ^ | Tas Walker

[GodGunsGuts]

Terrible lizards trapped by terrible Flood

Tas Walker

A trail of fossilized claw marks found in northern Spain reveals the desperation of animals struggling to escape drowning in the Genesis Flood.

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That the footprints were preserved at all indicates the dinosaurs were engulfed by abnormal conditions. Today footprints are quickly obliterated, especially on a beach or in a strong current. But in the sandstone in Spain even the delicate features of the scratches were preserved, which means that sediment covered the tracks (and the ripple marks) soon after the dinosaur struggled past...

[Gordon Greene]

I always love the Discovery channel shows that follow this type of story. Seems for some reason almost every time they discover such a site there was an unexplainable amount of bones in one area where a river bed used to be.

There is so much evidence for a global flood it ain’t even funny!

[editor-surveyor]

Imagine that!

Fossils preserving fables and myths...

[MyTwoCopperCoins]

Anything imaginary can create anything equally imaginary.

[editor-surveyor]

"The talking ass on the other hand, was an ordinary ass. It’s fossil would look no different."

Surely the talking ass is still alive too, since you posted a reply to it?

[MyTwoCopperCoins]

Surely the talking ass is still alive too, since you posted a reply to it?

It? I posted a reply to the talking ass? Was it from Tennessee?

[RegulatorCountry]

I guess as long as faith comforts people its ok.

Seems to be working ok for you.

[editor-surveyor]

Are you asking me if you talk to yourself?

Ask your husband.

[editor-surveyor]

You’re a pretty quick retread!

Have they developed new technology?

[MyTwoCopperCoins]

Well, your previous comment implies that the person I commented to, was the talking ass.

You did type it, didn’t you?

[RegulatorCountry]

Oh. I see.

And your preferred explanation for the subject of this thread is based upon what?

[carumba]

Ping for later

[free me]

Just for fun:

If you look at what it means, it turns out that the
phrase “so heavy he can’t lift it” implicitly assumes that there’s a
maximum size rock God can lift. I.e. it’s roughly equivalent to
“there exists a mass M, where God can’t lift any rock heavier than M,
and the rock R is heavier than M.” Because we deny the idea that
there is a limit on God’s power, we think the phase doesn’t actually
describe any possible thing. So it’s no different than asking whether
God can make a square triangle.

Also, while it’s fun to ridicule fundamentalist crevos, you are on a website where about 90% of the members are religous.

Spouting off on things you learned from bill maher’s religulous isn’t very impressive.

JMHO

[RegulatorCountry]

How refreshing. Please fill us in on the reality of this particular situation.

[MyTwoCopperCoins]

Wouldn’t the reality be that it’s all imaginary?

[editor-surveyor]

No, my previous comment implied correctly that Dan had replied to an ass.