When the kids test out their super-agent skills on their parents, they are reminded to think critically about the things they watch and the importance of going to God’s Word for answers.
What made dinosaurs dinosaurs? Well, it wasn’t their giant size. The average dinosaur was the size of a large cow.
Let’s take a look at some common questions about dinosaurs.
Ethan, Alissa, and Parker were so excited, they didn’t realize that tracking a dinosaur might not be the safest thing to do.
As you stand in front of a dinosaur, read the words that God spoke to Job in the Bible.
Throughout your journey in the dinosaur halls, you’ll read a lot about the “age of the dinosaurs.”
In evaluating the alleged transitional forms, it can sometimes be difficult to separate fact from fiction.
In addition to the biblical teaching, there are many scientific problems with the dino-bird idea.
In many museums, the curators have fashioned some dinosaurs with feather-like coverings, instead of scales.
In 1888, British paleontologist Harry Seeley proposed that dinosaurs should be grouped according to the structure of their pelvic bones and joints.
Are dinosaurs still alive?
In 1841, Sir Richard Owen coined the term “dinosaur” (meaning “terrible lizard”) for the great beasts that were being rediscovered at that time.
By starting with the Bible, we can piece together the true history of dinosaurs.
What we call dinosaurs may change, but God’s Word never does.
Are dinosaurs related to birds?
Were there people alive when dinosaurs roamed the earth?
Did a meteor really kill all the dinosaurs?
Are dinosaurs still alive today? Has anybody ever taken a picture of one.
How did all the dinosaurs fit on the ark?
Did Noah take dinosaurs on the ark?
What might have happened to the dinosaurs?
How do we know about dinosaurs?
We often hear that dinosaurs died out millions of years ago. But that’s not true. God’s Word, the Bible, tells us something totally different.
Dinosaurs discovered in Mongolia's Gobi Desert were engaged in combat, indicating they were fossilized rapidly, consistent with a global flood.
One hundred and sixty years seems like a long time. Was that the time when dinosaurs lived?