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Interesting story of fossils in the hands of Creationists and political corruption.

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    Interesting story of fossils in the hands of Creationists and political corruption.

    Paleontology Political Scandal Has Everything

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    How could the dinosaur skull they have be any evidence for the fundamentalist view of Creationism?

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      Originally posted by shunyadragon View Post
      How could the dinosaur skull they have be any evidence for the fundamentalist view of Creationism?
      Essentially they believe that since it may show signs of rapid burial that this somehow in some way then means that it must have been buried by Noah's Flood because no other explanation is possible. I mean localized flooding obviously cannot bury things rapidly. Land or mudslides cannot bury things rapidly. A tsunami cannot bury things rapidly. So it must be the result of Noah's Flood.

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        Originally posted by rogue06 View Post
        Essentially they believe that since it may show signs of rapid burial that this somehow in some way then means that it must have been buried by Noah's Flood because no other explanation is possible. I mean localized flooding obviously cannot bury things rapidly. Land or mudslides cannot bury things rapidly. A tsunami cannot bury things rapidly. So it must be the result of Noah's Flood.
        I believe the story was that a young teenager found it loose flood debris, but the reality it was found prior to this by someone who cut it out of rock.

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          Originally posted by shunyadragon View Post
          How could the dinosaur skull they have be any evidence for the fundamentalist view of Creationism?

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            Ardi while incarcerated so maybe this isn't so far fetched.

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