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Worshipping Dinosaurs? Are You Kidding Me?

In the book of Romans, we read how those who reject God as Creator worship the creation instead.

And exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images resembling mortal man and birds and animals and creeping things.

Therefore God gave them up in the lusts of their hearts to impurity, to the dishonoring of their bodies among themselves, because they exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever! Amen. (Romans 1:23–25)

Really, those verses sum up the religion of evolution that is imposed upon generations of kids in public schools, through libraries and media, and so on. Yes, naturalistic evolution is a religion. It’s man’s belief system to attempt to explain the universe and life without God.

Part of this religion is the belief that dinosaurs lived millions of years before man and evolved into birds. Because some of the dinosaurs were quite large and because they all seem to be extinct, there’s been an aura of mystery created around these creatures. Evolutionists have seen dinosaurs as synonymous in many ways with atheistic evolution.

When we first opened the Creation Museum with an exhibit featuring dinosaurs explained from a biblical worldview, many evolutionists had an emotional eruption! It was as if they believed they owned dinosaurs and that Christians weren’t allowed to talk about them! They didn’t want kids to learn how the biblical worldview explained these creatures and how there was no mystery about them.

Now, because evolutionists believe dinosaurs evolved into birds, one could say that a “holy grail” of dinosaurs is to find feathered ones! And lo and behold, evolutionists started claiming they had found such evidence. Eventually, evolutionists even began claiming birds are dinosaurs.

But have evolutionists found feathered dinosaurs? Our scientists at Answers in Genesis would answer with a definite no. Our Dr. Gabriela Haynes (PhD in paleontology) and her research staff have written various articles about this topic on the Answers in Genesis website and have published papers in our peer-reviewed Answers Research Journal.

Dr. Haynes and paleoartist Joel Leineweber have also begun producing a video series dealing with the topic of “feathered dinosaurs.” This series will show how evolutionists redefine terms (like what a feather is) and make all sorts of assumptions in their desperate attempt to prove dinosaurs had feathers.

But what do we find? The fossils discovered are either birds with feathers or dinosaurs with no feathers. There are no dinosaurs with feathers, despite evolutionists’ insistent claims that they’ve found such.

Yes, atheistic evolutionists worship the creation, and as part of that worship, they worship dinosaurs. To them, the “feathered dinosaur” is one of the sacred objects of their creation worship.

by Ken Ham on April 13, 2024
Featured in Ken Ham Blog

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Amen to this article, and yes, this world needs Jesus, very badly... but sadly, I think most want to ignore that fact. The signs are here, yet many still ignore them. What happens then? Just in the days of pharaoh, even worse things will come, in order to wake mankind up to the fact that God is [b]real[/b] and He's coming soon. His message is, "It's time to get ready for His coming right now", for now is the day of salvation, not tomorrow. Salvation is something we should never put off. It's not IF Jesus is coming, but [b]when[/b] and He's telling us right now that His time for coming is closer than we think and we must not put off turning to Christ another day, as He is our only safe place in this world.
DrWatson · 70-79, M
I think Paul is referring to worship of the sun, for example, as opposed to the Creator of the sun. He is talking about the pagan religions of his day.

And calling evolution a religion doesn't make it one.
DocSavage · M
@DrWatson
He’s quoting Ken Ham. That should tell you a lot right there.
DrWatson · 70-79, M
@DocSavage I don't even know who that is.
DocSavage · M
@DrWatson
Head of the creation museum. Arch enemy of science and evolution.
badminton · 61-69, MVIP
Under the American constitution you are free to believe in any religion you want. You must also grant other people the same freedom to believe in the religion of their choice. Also, you must accept the separation of church and state. You can choose the enlightened attitude of religious tolerance or sink into the dark ages with religious intolerance. It's up to you.

First Amendment, the Bill of Rights:

"[b][i]Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof[/b]; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.[/i]"
I don't understand why Christians feel the need to constantly do the "I'm right, you're wrong" thing rather than just rejoice in what they find there for themselves.
DocSavage · M
[quote] Yes, atheistic evolutionists worship the creation, and as part of that worship, they worship dinosaurs. To them, the “feathered dinosaur” is one of the sacred objects of their creation worship. [/quote]

Atheist don’t worship anything. Evolution is a process, and a fact of life. It operates on the principle of natural selection. It is not influenced by, nor does it require worship.
Worship is for the weak and gullible , who think some invisible, omnipotent being controls their life.
DocSavage · M
Image that. Worshipping something that actually existed. Will wonders never cease?

Ken Ham denies feathers on Dinosaurs, because it would cost too much for him to upgrade the stuffed models on his crumby Ark .
Carazaa · F
Yes, Jesus is the answer to all the world's problems, from relationships to science.
DocSavage · M
[quote] Worshipping Dinosaurs? Are You Kidding Me [/quote]

It’s from Ken Ham. He’s not kidding you. He’s just fu<king stupid.
AbbySvenz · F
What about Joe Pesci?

 
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