Just thought of something, humans have a tailbone yes? It's a small nub of bone where our tails would be if we had them. Apes and Monkey's have them as well, although monkeys actually have tails. Dig the connection?
like this time for example: after a flash flood in the USA a riverbed was found to be dried out and its mud layers stripped. It revealed fossilised foot prints left in the river rock later clearly from a dinosaur stampede that once occured here.The media immediatly recorded the anomoly, praising it as "proof of dinosaur movement millions of years ago in this location"Then somone found a human footprint in those same fossils, and more, and more and more, these foot prints looked exactly as any print a modern human would make in the sandException being bigger and had a HUGE strideand these prints were directly alongside the dinosaur prints in the same rock layer. This would have been shocking news but the media ignored it. later, Darwinists announced the discovery of a new dinosaur with human like feet. but no bone structure of such a creature was ever presented as proof.
OK theres an obvious flaw there. for mud -foot prints to be preserved in ROCK , which at the time was mud.. how long does it take for soft mud to go rock hard? firstly i guess it would have to be baked dry in the sun for months at least, anything undergoing that process would shrink / deform. the exact original shape WOULD be lost. then theres the fact there would be some sort of weathering also.
Further to this nobody denies dinosaurs existed, theres huge bones found all over the world. I could be wrong but I'm sure nobodies found fossilized 'giants' or large human bones. So really theres NO other substantiating proof of large humans.
The other bits you posted about scientists or 'darwinists' declaring things as 'proof' is quite wrong. It's a fact the foot prints were found but any statement they've made about it is simply a hypothesis, which our beloved media no doubt reworded to be 'proof' (readers & viewers don't like big words like hypothesis.)
A hypothesis is just an educated guess, an attempt at an explanation, which to them at least is plausible. When scientists don't mention other factors, you seem to immediately infer theres a cover up. My dear, do i really? or is it that there are other possible ideas other than the evolution theory expressed in this situation that were deliberately ignored wich resulted in my suspition. scientists did not know for sure how hard hurricane katrina would hit and im positive that was not a cover up against islamic people saying the hurrican was sent by the greek god of war. A scientist would have at least accepted the possibilty of homonoids existing during the triassic period, not abandon it altogether.Quote from: Black HeartI know there are people that beleive "evolution" as an absolute truth. And I probably sound like that too at times, I just think it has potential, which I don't see in 'creation'.To me creation is a cop-out, the subject matter is beyond ever being comprehended, god did it, leave it at that. Human curiosity will ensure we never do let it rest, whether we are curious by design - or curious by nature.keep exercising that thought, how we learn has had the largest affect on the so far discovies of the past. We learn by what we teach and beleive far more than what we see and hear, how we comprehend our discoveries is baised on what we have taught in the past and what we know now. With all our different ideas and opinions it is easy for multiple misunderstandings that will be regarded as truth to be formed from one truth that will be regarded as a lie.beware of your sourcesQuote from: Black HeartThen again creationists probably beleive thats inevitable anyway, armageddon and all. :bounce:yup :bounce:Quote from: DarkovOh right.Darwin couldn't explain how eyes form? I bet he could barely grasp the idea of a huge intergrated computer network as well..yes and for years he held on to this thought to the day of his death, its when upon the point of death that your mind suddenlty becomes more open than you could ever emagine, if you whole life flashes before your eyes in seconds then there must be some phenominal brain activity happening when you feel you only have 2 days to live. So Its unlikely it was just the eyes that came to his mind. Darwin most likely had the same attitude you did. Theres still the matter of death to life to consider, the creation of chemical compounds in creatures, the efficiency of change over thousands of years in responce to a 12 hour sudden catastrophe. theres just something he realised about evolution that none of us know about that made him change his mind. I dont see how darwins last words became an argument, if it was me who started it i just wanted to talk about it as its something that interests me.
I know there are people that beleive "evolution" as an absolute truth. And I probably sound like that too at times, I just think it has potential, which I don't see in 'creation'.To me creation is a cop-out, the subject matter is beyond ever being comprehended, god did it, leave it at that. Human curiosity will ensure we never do let it rest, whether we are curious by design - or curious by nature.
Then again creationists probably beleive thats inevitable anyway, armageddon and all. :bounce:
Oh right.Darwin couldn't explain how eyes form? I bet he could barely grasp the idea of a huge intergrated computer network as well..
it was rational enough to myself from my studies of the human anatomy to suggest those were indeed human prints, do you think its more rational to beleive theres a lizard that evolved human-like feet? I guess you do.Im not responsible for how you determine the situation, you will only regard the scenario in the way that supports what you already believe, despite what it already is. IM not going to waste my time trying to reason every single detail with you that you will no doubt disregard.