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Originally Posted by Aquila
How do we know the dinosaur tracks weren't laid down after the flood?
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The layers of volcanic ash can be dated via radio metric dating and are all older than 65 million years.
You appear to want a 4,000 year old global flood.
My comments, however, were really directed to the standard Young Earth Creationist claims. In order to facilitate the coal deposits and other geologic features along with the many "problems" of getting the dinos on the Ark, many of them balk at the idea that the dinos survived the flood.
Ken Ham is an exception. But his schemes of a "Vegan T-Rex" and all really stretches the imagination a bit too far. I can see Shem's wife pitching heads of iceberg lettuce into a T-Rex's mouth.
And, we've still got the problem of having triceratops rappelling up and down the slick mud of the steep slope without even leaving a single skid mark.
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