[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

Third, the Bible doesn't go into a lot of details about what was going to happen to certain animals(like, say, dinosaurs) after they were created.

OK. So the Jews did not know about dinosaurs, so they didn't include them in the Bible. Well, they thought it important to list all sorts of animals local to the Mideast that boarded Noah's Ark. Why didn't they list all the animals from the Americas, Australia, and the far reaches of Africa, Europe, and Africa? Certainly, if the world was flooded in the Mideast, it must have been so for the rest of the world. How did these animals survive as well as aboriginals

I find Creation logic on par with that of Heroin addicts, incomprehensible.

[LionsDaughter]

I didn't say that the Jews didn't know about dinosaurs. I said dinosaurs didn't impact history enough to be included in the Bible with any frequency. I also don't see any mention of "all sorts of animals local to the Mideast that boarded Noah's Ark" and I'm looking at Genesis right now. In fact, no specific animals from anywhere are listed. It says "They had with them every wild animal according to its kind, all livestock that moves along the ground, according to its kind, and every bird according to its kind."

So obviously, they didn't think it was important to list those animals.

And you say mylogic is bad?