Dinosaurs are cool, aren't they? Kids love them - we're
all intrigued by them. We've all been taught that
dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago. This theory
was developed by evolutionists before many dinosaur
fossil discoveries had been made. More and more
"fresh" fossils are being found - with blood still inside. In fact, many fossils may have blood in them, but they simply haven't been cut open to look inside
because the evolutionists thought it impossible that
any blood could still exist after 65 million years. And
of course, they are absolutely right about that!
There's no way blood could survive that long, no
matter what. A million years is a very long time. And 65 million years is 65 times a very long time! Yet
we are finding fossils which are supposed to be 65
million years old - with blood still inside. What does
this tell us? Obviously that the bones aren't really
that old after all.

History of Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs used to be called Dragons. The word
"dinosauria" was coined by Dr Richard Owen, a
famous British creationist scientist, around 1841. It
means "terrible lizard", for this is what the huge
bones made him think of. They are mentioned many
times in ancient historical documents, including the Bible. There are actual documented human
encounters these amazing creatures (see bottom of
page). Now its an agreed upon fact that dinosaurs
are reptiles. Did you know reptiles never stop
growing? So then, a dinosaur is simply a very old
reptile, but of species which are extinct today (dinosaurs had posture that was fully erect, similar
to that in mammals. Most other reptiles have limbs in
a sprawling position). OK, but why don't reptiles live
as long today? To answer that, we must turn to the
Bible for answers. The Bible tells us that God created all of the land
animals on the sixth day of creation. As dinosaurs
were land animals, they must have been made on this
day, alongside Adam and Eve, who were also created
on Day Six (Genesis 1:24-31). If God designed and
created dinosaurs, they would have been fully functional, designed to do what they were created for,
and would have been 100% dinosaur. This fits exactly
with the evidence from the fossil record.

How did the Dinosaurs die?

Actually nearly every fossil, not just dinosaurs, are
found in sedimentary rock. Sedimentary rock is
formed by water. It flows into place and then dries
and sometimes, but not always, hardens into rock
(depending on what ingredients are present, such as
lime). It is important to know that many fossils are found in compressed sand, which easily disintegrates
by scraping with your finger . But evolutionists refuse to call it sand, because that would give people the idea
that the fossils aren't really as old as they say. So we know all of these areas were covered by water.
Now if one were to count the types of fossils that are
found, 95% of all fossils are marine invertebrates.
This only means they have no backbone and live in the
water like a jelly fish. So billions of dead creatures
have been buried in a watery, muddy, "flood-like" event all over the earth. This sounds a lot like the
flood of Noah described in the the Bible, doesn't it?
(please read Genesis chapter 6 )

Dinosaurs in historical accounts

Evolutionists want to make us believe that dinosaurs
became extinct 65 million years ago to support their
theory of evolution. But if this were true, there would
never have been any interaction between men and
dinosaurs. So are there any? Yes! There are many
accounts of dragons in folklore all around the world. There's even a dinosaur account in the Bible. We
read about a dinosaur in Job chapter 40: "Look at the land beast, Behemoth. I created him as well as you . Grazing on grass, docile as a cow -- Just look at the strength of his back, the powerful muscles
of his belly. His tail sways like a cedar in the wind ; his huge legs are like beech trees. His skeleton is made
of steel, every bone in his body hard as steel. Most
magnificent of all my creatures, but I still lead him
around like a lamb! The grass-covered hills serve him
meals, while field mice frolic in his shadow. He takes
afternoon naps under shade trees, cools himself in the reedy swamps, Lazily cool in the leafy shadows as
the breeze moves through the willows. And when the
river rages he doesn't budge, stolid and unperturbed
even when the Jordan goes wild. But you'd never want
him for a pet -- you'd never be able to housebreak
him!" ...If you can't hold your own against his glowering visage, how, then, do you expect to stand up
to me? Who could confront me and get by with it? I'm in charge of all this -- I run this universe! "
In Nurluc, France they renamed their city because of
a creature they killed that was bigger than an ox and
had three horns coming out of its head. Marco Polo lived in China for 17 years, around 1271
A.D. Upon his return from Asia, he reported of
families raising dragons, yoking them to royal
chariots for parades and special occasions, and using
dragon parts for medicinal purposes.8 Interestingly,
the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac are animals, eleven of which are everyday, extant creatures (rat,
horse, dog, ox, rabbit, tiger, snake, ram, monkey,
rooster, dog, and pig.) The twelfth is the dragon.
Why would the Chinese include the “mythological”
dragon with these common living animals? And we
trust Marco for other history why not also dinosaurs or "Dragons"?
he early Britons, from whom the modern Welsh are
descended, provide us with our earliest surviving
European accounts of reptilian monsters, one of
whom killed and devoured king Morvidus (Morydd)
in ca 336 BC. We are told in the account translated
for us by Geoffrey of Monmouth, that the monster 'gulped down the body of Morvidus as a big fish
swallows a little one.' Geoffrey described the animal as
a Belua. But this isn't the only dinosaur account
recorded by the Anglo-Saxon and other records. (see
bottom of page for more). Should we reject all of
these accounts because Dr. So and So says we should? Not me! Proof Man and Dinosaurs lived together Various Indian drawings on rock walls tell us the
Indians actually saw living dinosaurs. They drew on
rock walls what they saw with their eyes. The Anasazi
Indians of the American southwest
made pictures on rocks showing dinosaurs and men.
A thick coat of “desert varnish” on these images proves that these pictures were created many hundreds
of years ago. Desert varnish (windblown pollen and
dust) slowly accumulates on rocks in the desert; the
varnish on the Anasazi pictures is so thick that they
must have been drawn many hundreds of years ago.
Therefore, these art works are not frauds perpetrated by
mischievous European newcomers (who had no motive
for such a fraud), but were made by natives long ago,
showing men and dinosaurs living together. In the
ancient city of Angkor in Cambodia, we can see a
stegosaurus carved in one of the temple walls. In Mexico, many hundreds ancient dinosaur figurines
have been unearthed, some even with men riding
them! (see below)