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There are 13 lines of evidence that show dinosaurs were created spontaneously by God and lived recently. This book covers them all! cleverly designed.2-Are lacking in both ancestors and transitions in the fossil record, showing they were spontaneously placed here by God.3-Were better designed for the first version of the Earth (the pre-Flood world).4-Are part of a vast fossil record, indicating a massive catastrophe like Noahs Flood.5-Were buried furiously (disarticulated).6-Were quickly buried in mud.7-Were buried simultaneouslyfleeing in groups.8-Are frequently found mixed together with marine fossils.9-Are frequently found buried without juveniles.10-Have at least 14 fresh biomaterials in their bones that cannot last for millions of years.11-Have carbon-14 in their bones.12-Have been found in pristine mummified condition. 13-Some dinosaur varieties lived after the Flood, making up the dragon myths and legends around the world.
- Author
- Biddle, Dr. Daniel Arthur
- Publisher
- CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781543174250
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