Evolutionists caught spreading an untruth..

[ironglow]

  They can't just accept the obnvious..

    So a tyranosaur eats a bird...big deal.  Well, it really is, when the tyranasaur and birds were not supposed to be of the same eon of time.

      Only need to see the first 3-4 minutes of this video..    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ws_HXpRAfI&t=39s

[Dee]

I don't really have any interest in anything regarding evolution. I believe all the time lines of scripture, and pay zero attention to anything to do evolution, carbon dating, and so on, and so on.

[darkgael]

IG: and just what is the obvious?  This is obviously an old argument and the parties involved have long since dug in their heels as Dee has done.
And yet, I had to at least ask the question.
Hope that you had a happy day today.
Regarding the "bird in the stomach"

The bird belonged to an extinct group called Enantiornithes and was lying in the ribcage of an early Cretaceous winged theropod called Microraptor gui. They were part of the prehistoric ecosystem known as the Jehol biota, which existed in what is now China and has also yielded numerous spectacular feathered dinosaurs.

from New Scientist November 2011.

what you have is not Evolutionists spreading untruths but a group of people who are woefully uninformed about paleontology.

[ironglow]

IG: and just what is the obvious?  This is obviously an old argument and the parties involved have long since dug in their heels as Dee has done.
And yet, I had to at least ask the question.
Hope that you had a happy day today.
Regarding the "bird in the stomach"

The bird belonged to an extinct group called Enantiornithes and was lying in the ribcage of an early Cretaceous winged theropod called Microraptor gui. They were part of the prehistoric ecosystem known as the Jehol biota, which existed in what is now China and has also yielded numerous spectacular feathered dinosaurs.

from New Scientist November 2011.

what you have is not Evolutionists spreading untruths but a group of people who are woefully uninformed about paleontology.

   Sure enough...and nothing produces something..  something as big and complex as the universe...

[darkgael]

Sure enough...and nothing produces something..  something as big and complex as the universe...

Your penchant for jumping from one topic to another, unrelated, topic is on full display with that comment.