creationliberty writes:
Claiming the extinction of anything requires absolute omniscient knowledge over the whole earth and every living thing at the same moment in time, and that's an arrogant and slippery position to hold.
Not really. When we say a species is extinct, what we mean is something like, "I'm afraid we can't find any living specimens." There's no arrogance. More often than not, we sincerely wish we
could find a living specimen. Every evolutionist on earth would be tickled pink over the discovery of a living dinosaur.
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