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"The thing I'm not seeing here is any sort of a reaction at all to the evidence presented above concerning dinosaurs and the entire question of how much time there's been for evolution since the stegosaur died out a few thousand years ago. American Indians view the 70 million-year thing as a white-man's fairytale and, as far as I can tell, they're dead right."

What evidence? I see where American indians drew some pictures that could be interpreted as looking like dinosaurs. Or could look like a half-eaten carcass with an exposed backbone, which I saw up in the woods last week on a camping trip. People have been drawing pictures of non-existent creatures for years, telling fantasies about them. Why would American Indians be any different? How does anything of this nature constitute proof?

If you accept Native American explanations about this, are you accepting their explanations about the rest of the natural world, none of which to my knowledge include the Christian God or Jesus?