Percy writes:
I've read through your message several times trying to extract the real world evidence for the coexistence of humans and dinosaurs 4350 years ago, and I think I've identified all of it. Would this be an accurate summary:
Evidence for an asteroid strike about 65 million years ago.
Evidence for a warmer and wetter climate prior to 65 million years ago.
If that is correct then I don't think I'm going to fare very well in the debate unless I start picking and choosing my scientific evidence. For example, I could mention the scientific evidence for an asteroid strike and leave out the scientific evidence that it occurred 65 million years ago, but that doesn't strike me as honest.
The flood hypothesis looks at the above evidence and attributes the warm and wet climate to a pre-flood planet and atmosphere as the vapor canopy which I've described. The flood hypothesis assumes a non-uniform catastrophic event. The implication of this is that the carbon and other element makeup of the planet and atmosphere previous to 4350 years ago would be unknown and likely much different than post flood. Thus the meteor strike and warmer climate could have happened a few thousand years ago.
Edited by Buzsaw, : Fix quote.
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