Thinking Biblically About Dinosaurs | Episode 1

[@lastime77]

I was doing evangelism three weeks ago. Someone asked me about this topic! Thank you for the video.

[@TheOdendaals]

17 "He bends his tail like a cedar; The sinews of his thighs are knit together. 18 "His bones are tubes of bronze; His limbs are like bars of iron. (Job 40:17, NASB)

[@jordanstrains2926]

This is great! When will more episodes be released? I want to know more. Thank you!

[@mrslakebrook]

The argument that before Adam sinned there was no death (even among animals) is truly mind-blowing. How could we have missed this truth? If I truly believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ and the centrality of the issue of death, his purpose to defeat death because of sin, I could never agree on evolution and the old earth theory. My Savior died to defeat death which the sin of Adam caused. And the genealogy in the Bible proves that Adam lived approximately 6000 years ago. That settles it for me ❤️ Thank you so much!!!

[@SYD.0_o]

As someone who is absolutely obsessed with/has loved dinosaurs since i could first form a thought, and believes in evolution (i grew up christian and am very familiar with the stories and “rules”)- I didnt have high expectations coming into this video, and I cannot say i agree with you- but I am fairly impressed nonetheless. I respectfully and curiously would like to ask a few questions!! I am genuinely curious what your answer would be. 1. If dinosaurs were created as they are from the beginning, without sin or death, how come they were built with the bodies and physical tools for killing and eating flesh, and defending from predators? Why would a tyrannosaurus rex require the teeth and jaws it has? surely it could not have eaten vegetation originally, let alone digest it. 2. is it truly possible for fossils to have formed so quickly ie. less than 10 thousand years? 3. how would a creationist explain the evolutionary models/fossils clearly showing the development between dinosaurs and modern species?