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 Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 2:48 pm
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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:16 pm
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Lennex3 ryuu_chan Lennex3 been taking a apologetics class, its opened me up to alot of really good points. such as what happened to the garden of eden, how old the earth really is according to the time line the bible offers, etc... Well, feel free to share. That's what these threads are all about. heart all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs?
A large amount of them went extinct. |
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Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 2:46 pm
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Lethkhar Lennex3 all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs? A large amount of them went extinct.
That's my understanding of the matter as well. |
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Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 2:57 pm
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ryuu_chan Lethkhar Lennex3 all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs? A large amount of them went extinct. That's my understanding of the matter as well.
well yes obviously.... xp
but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct?
large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc
before i give my input, what do you think happened? |
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Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:16 am
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Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 3:12 pm
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Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 6:40 pm
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Lennex3 ryuu_chan Lethkhar Lennex3 all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs? A large amount of them went extinct. That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened?
I dunno. I never really took a big interest in it myself. I'd say a meteor is likely, but there are several major theories out there. Where are you going with this? |
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Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 9:08 pm
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Lennex3 ryuu_chan Lethkhar Lennex3 all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs? A large amount of them went extinct. That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened?
I believe it had to do with their physiology and the Changes in the earth's atmosphere after the flood. They couldn't breath right... |
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Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 5:36 pm
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Vincent_Of_D.A.R.K Lennex3 ryuu_chan Lethkhar Lennex3 all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs? A large amount of them went extinct. That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened? I believe it had to do with their physiology and the Changes in the earth's atmosphere after the flood. They couldn't breath right...
There are a multitude of theories, but the most logical explanation is that the dinosaurs went the way the garden of eden did, which is they were all killed of by the great flood... what better why to destroy a entire species than a world wide flood?
Dinosaurs are mentioned in the bible. Job 41 portrays the Leviathan. The Bible describes a sharp-toothed, scaled creature whose habitat is the mire and deep waters. Some parts even mentioning that it breaths fire. And the Behemoth, also in Job, which had a tail that moved like ceder and was "chief in the ways of god.
"And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red dragon ...And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth:" (Revelation 12:3-4). |
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Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 8:10 pm
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Lennex3 Vincent_Of_D.A.R.K Lennex3 ryuu_chan Lethkhar Lennex3 all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs? A large amount of them went extinct. That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened? I believe it had to do with their physiology and the Changes in the earth's atmosphere after the flood. They couldn't breath right... There are a multitude of theories, but the most logical explanation is that the dinosaurs went the way the garden of eden did, which is they were all killed of by the great flood... what better why to destroy a entire species than a world wide flood? Dinosaurs are mentioned in the bible. Job 41 portrays the Leviathan. The Bible describes a sharp-toothed, scaled creature whose habitat is the mire and deep waters. Some parts even mentioning that it breaths fire. And the Behemoth, also in Job, which had a tail that moved like ceder and was "chief in the ways of god. "And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red dragon ...And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth:" (Revelation 12:3-4).
*please correct me if im wrong* |
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Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 8:18 pm
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Lennex3 Vincent_Of_D.A.R.K Lennex3 ryuu_chan Lethkhar Lennex3 all right, quick simple question... what happened to the dinosaurs? A large amount of them went extinct. That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened? I believe it had to do with their physiology and the Changes in the earth's atmosphere after the flood. They couldn't breath right... There are a multitude of theories, but the most logical explanation is that the dinosaurs went the way the garden of eden did, which is they were all killed of by the great flood... what better why to destroy a entire species than a world wide flood? Dinosaurs are mentioned in the bible. Job 41 portrays the Leviathan. The Bible describes a sharp-toothed, scaled creature whose habitat is the mire and deep waters. Some parts even mentioning that it breaths fire. And the Behemoth, also in Job, which had a tail that moved like ceder and was "chief in the ways of god. "And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red dragon ...And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth:" (Revelation 12:3-4).
The last one is the end of time, so you can't really count that. |
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Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 10:30 pm
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GuardianAngel44 Lennex3 Vincent_Of_D.A.R.K Lennex3 ryuu_chan That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened? I believe it had to do with their physiology and the Changes in the earth's atmosphere after the flood. They couldn't breath right... There are a multitude of theories, but the most logical explanation is that the dinosaurs went the way the garden of eden did, which is they were all killed of by the great flood... what better why to destroy a entire species than a world wide flood? Dinosaurs are mentioned in the bible. Job 41 portrays the Leviathan. The Bible describes a sharp-toothed, scaled creature whose habitat is the mire and deep waters. Some parts even mentioning that it breaths fire. And the Behemoth, also in Job, which had a tail that moved like ceder and was "chief in the ways of god. "And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red dragon ...And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth:" (Revelation 12:3-4). The last one is the end of time, so you can't really count that.
yeah i know... im not sure why i even put that in there sweatdrop
its totally off subject... |
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:58 am
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Lennex3 Vincent_Of_D.A.R.K Lennex3 ryuu_chan Lethkhar A large amount of them went extinct. That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened? I believe it had to do with their physiology and the Changes in the earth's atmosphere after the flood. They couldn't breath right... There are a multitude of theories, but the most logical explanation is that the dinosaurs went the way the garden of eden did, which is they were all killed of by the great flood... what better why to destroy a entire species than a world wide flood?
Hm...I was always under the impression that it was a meteor. I mean, the worldwide flood that the Biblical account is based on occured only a matter 10,000 years ago or so. The dinosaurs were extinct long before that.
Quote: Dinosaurs are mentioned in the bible. Job 41 portrays the Leviathan. The Bible describes a sharp-toothed, scaled creature whose habitat is the mire and deep waters. Some parts even mentioning that it breaths fire. And the Behemoth, also in Job, which had a tail that moved like ceder and was "chief in the ways of god.
You do realize that Leviathan and Behemoth are both demons, right? They are defined as demon generals in Catholic demonology, actually.
Quote: "And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red dragon ...And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth:" (Revelation 12:3-4).
I don't think Revelation is the best book to be using in this case... |
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 7:48 pm
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Lethkhar Lennex3 Vincent_Of_D.A.R.K Lennex3 ryuu_chan That's my understanding of the matter as well. well yes obviously.... xp but the question most people ask is "how" did they go extinct? large meteor, volcanoes, fires, etc before i give my input, what do you think happened? I believe it had to do with their physiology and the Changes in the earth's atmosphere after the flood. They couldn't breath right... There are a multitude of theories, but the most logical explanation is that the dinosaurs went the way the garden of eden did, which is they were all killed of by the great flood... what better why to destroy a entire species than a world wide flood? Hm...I was always under the impression that it was a meteor. I mean, the worldwide flood that the Biblical account is based on occured only a matter 10,000 years ago or so. The dinosaurs were extinct long before that. 10, 000 years ago? most dont realize that carbon dating is only accurate back a few thousand years (and scientist do admit this) after that its only speculation, a guessing game. Lets look back at genesis. The Bible clearly states that all land animals and man were both created on the sixth day of creation. Many don't realize that this would also include the dinosaurs. Maybe our earth is not as old as we are taught to believe (but thats a debate for another day...) Quote: Dinosaurs are mentioned in the bible. Job 41 portrays the Leviathan. The Bible describes a sharp-toothed, scaled creature whose habitat is the mire and deep waters. Some parts even mentioning that it breaths fire. And the Behemoth, also in Job, which had a tail that moved like ceder and was "chief in the ways of god. You do realize that Leviathan and Behemoth are both demons, right? They are defined as demon generals in Catholic demonology, actually. Job: Behemoth (was chief in the ways of God)... i really dont think god would let giant demons roam the earth. Quote: "And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red dragon ...And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth:" (Revelation 12:3-4). I don't think Revelation is the best book to be using in this case...
yes i know... lets simply ignore this part please xp |
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 7:54 pm
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