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LudoRephaim
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Message 37 of 108 (294618)
03-12-2006 5:43 PM


Hey dudes.
I've been to Paluxy Texas where the "human and dino" tracks where said to be. I went to a dinosaur museum down there and they walked us to the river and showed us the dinosaur footprints under the water (the water was low at that time)It's amazig how footprints that where made so long ago survived such a long time. But I didn't see any "human" tracks there. Then again, we didn't go to a Creationism museum there (I think it is run by Carl Baugh?)
The human tracks where proven to be dinosaur tracks. Ralph O. Muncaster, an Old Earth Creationist, admitted to this in his small book "Dinosaurs and the Bible" Page 19.
it is shown by fossil evidence that dinosaurs "took a dirt nap" 65 million years ago. But then again there where massive non-dinosaur reptiles around when people where roaming Earth, such as the giant ripper Lizard "Megalania" (see "Land of Lost Monsters" by Ted Oakes, page 60-61) and of course there are your 20-feet long saltwater Crocs and Komodo Dragons that are still around today.
Unless some good ol' Texas boy fills a dinosaur Bambi with buckshot and stuffs it's head on a wall (I was born and raised in Texas ) I think it would be quite unlikely (though not impossible) that dinosaurs and man coexisted.
It would have been cool though if we did.

"The Nephilim where in the Earth in those days..." Genesis 6:4

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LudoRephaim
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Message 39 of 108 (294640)
03-12-2006 6:38 PM


Evolution smchevolution, I want My Dino trophy LOL
There are several forums on this site about if the Behemoth of Job 40 was a dinosaur or not. I was going to overload one of them with with a bunch of info that went against both sides, but I might do it later. Based on both Biblical evidence and fossil evidence, it is not likely to have been a dinosaur, though not impossible. If you want the info, let me know.
Peace

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LudoRephaim
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Message 41 of 108 (294728)
03-12-2006 10:15 PM
Reply to: Message 40 by arachnophilia
03-12-2006 9:41 PM


Hey there
I will later try to find the appropriate thread for the info. It could be tommorrow, or maybe tonight. we'll see.
BTW: I think I read on one of your posts that you are studying Hebrew at college or a university. If you are, is it modern, Classical, or Paleo-Hebrew that you are studying?

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LudoRephaim
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Message 43 of 108 (294987)
03-13-2006 6:05 PM
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03-12-2006 10:33 PM


Strong's Comcordance. He he I have one of those.
I just did my discourse, so go see (I did use the strongs concordance, but it is not the onely one I used...)
I will do my rebuttal to YECs another day, but the first part is done. Enjoy

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LudoRephaim
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Message 97 of 108 (310396)
05-08-2006 7:04 PM


Dino bears!
This discussion makes me remember several stories of supposed cretaceous and permian bear tracks (you read that right. Bear tracks) That I read about in a book I have at home. Although the book has numerous fallacies (Answers in Genesis has an article warning how bad it is)it made for good reading for a while. It mentioned what seemed to be a bear track at the paluxy river bed, as well as permian tracks mentioned in the same book that looked like modern animal tracks. With some digging on the web, I found out that among the tracks where some that looked like a Bear's track.
This book I have is "Unlocking the Mysteries of Creation" by Dennis R. Peterson. Page 155 has the paluxy "cretaceous Bear track" while page 161 mentions the July 1992 smithsonian article on the permian tracks that where modern looking. I'll find the source that mentions the bear track for the permian rocks.
The bear tracks at paluxy where more than likely bogus, but the permian tracks might be some proto-mammal whose feet resembled a bears.
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LudoRephaim
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Message 98 of 108 (310401)
05-08-2006 7:14 PM


Bear permian track ahhhhh
Here's the source on the permian "Bear" tracks:
Fossil Footprints | Genesis Park

"The Nephilim where in the Earth in those days..." Genesis 6:4

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LudoRephaim
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Message 107 of 108 (313308)
05-18-2006 7:10 PM
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05-08-2006 7:20 PM


I have only looked at the article it has on the "permian Bear tracks" but i may check it later.
It would be quite neat if Bears did live at such a time and where so ancient, but it could very well have been a bear-like Proto-mammal or a proto-mammal with bear like feet (back feet: Plantigrade. Forefeet:semi plantigrade)Or it could have been a early mammal (if that is possible for that period of time) that was bear-like, but I've never seen proof for Permian mammals, let alone for a permian bear species.
Now THere where animals that where not of the bear family, yet where strikingly like a Bear (the horrendous and gigantic Sarkastodonfor example) but they where not mesozoic animals, but cenozoic.
BTW: what are the "claptrap"? Old Classics?
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