[Ichneumon]

Of course in our polite, politically correct society we no longer laugh at the insane, we call them "Doctor" and shake our heads knowingly or is it condencendlingly, when they say, with a straight face, "Billions and billions of years ago, after the acid rained on the rock and diosaurs got tired of having diaosaurs they started branching out and had birds.

Dinosaurs didn't even exist "billions" of years ago. So who's the crazy one?

They had these birds by mating with other dinosaurs, but they had gold finches isntead of T-Rex's.

As is usually the case on these threads, what you don't understand about biology would fill volumes. And yet, also as usual, that doesn't stop you from unjustly ridiculing the people who *do* know the field or work in it, and have good reasons (and evidence) for their positions.

Why do you continually feel compelled to display your ignorance, and to belligerently attack those who aren't?

[newsgatherer]

Dinosaurs didn't even exist "billions" of years ago. So who's the crazy one?

Are you sure? Where you there? How do you know?

[newsgatherer]

Way back in post seven, I said this: I love those who believe in evolution, it is so much fun to watch them go in circles and defend their empty theory by attacking the Word of God and Creationist rather than taking a hard look at their theory and it's foolish assertions. Thanks for proving me right.

[Free Baptist]

"As is usually the case on these threads, what you don't understand about biology would fill volumes. And yet, also as usual, that doesn't stop you from unjustly ridiculing the people who *do* know the field or work in it, and have good reasons (and evidence) for their positions."

The thing is, we DO know people who hold real, laudable, credentials in these fields and other related fields who are very well-able to describe the circular reasoning of sci-politicians and the poli-scientists with regard to the dating of fossils and the strata in which they are found.