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originally posted by: Specimen
a reply to: cooperton
So Satan went from being a massive primordial beast existing well before human, to a technological tool, well after humans?
originally posted by: cooperton
(I read the rest of your post, but want to focus it to this to avoid derail). This is the issue, it is speculative.
Especially since soft tissue is remaining in fossilized tissue, not just in T-rex, but other samples that are proposed to be from long long ago.
We must keep an open eye, if we put on blinders to other evidence,
such as humans living alongside dinosaurs. The evidence I gave makes a significant case that dinosaurs did live alongside humans,
and the biggest argument against that is all the old dates of existence we have for these beasts.
You would certainly be more receptive of the OP if it did not defy scientific dogma on the age of the dinosaurs.
But what worries me is that the ages ascribed to these dinosaurs is based on speculation, yes, radiometric dating helps, but has its issues.
Dendochronology is the ideal form of dating IMO, we know that each tree ring is a complete cycle of the seasons, and there is little ambiguity in the results. With that being said, the oldest tree indicated by this dating method is 5000 years old. Sure, this limits us to trees only, but other methods require extensive speculation. Not to mention all the variables throughout time that cannot possibly be accounted for.
no, because that would imply you knew the starting population (0), in radiometric dating you do not have a start point, which is why I omitted the start point in my example I gave you.
I am not asking anyone to change their mind, rather, just keep this possibility in mind as your search for the truth continues. I presented the evidence, anyone can take it or leave it. We're all in this together, and we should be questioning everything. Luke 3:23-38 proposes the a lineage of humankind, this is the only written record we have like this. Unfortunately, The dinosaur (dragon) has led the whole world astray (Rev 12:7).
originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: cooperton
I suppose vampires are real as well considering all the lore, history, and whatnot, its the same basis.
Werewolves in Native American Lore Werewolves are rare but not unheard of in myths about Native American culture. Among the Mohawk of New York and Quebec, for example, shapeshifting men to wolves is found, known as limmikin. Perhaps it is only the European interpretation of the Native Americans’ respect for the wolf, their hope that their people would develop admirable characteristics of these animals, and the general meaning of totems. The Europeans have also seen the Mohawks’ and other Native Americans’ incredible ability to work and climb at dangerous high levels without fear and with great balance like their animal brothers (and in modern times fearless work on skyscrapers).
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
If Satan is a dinosaur, that makes him certainly FAR more believable than god. At least dinosaurs existed.
originally posted by: ReturnofTheSonOfNothing
a reply to: cooperton
> Is satan a Dragon? Are Dragons Dinosaurs?
To answer the OP - No, and no.
There is no satan, there are no dragons.
originally posted by: Specimen
a reply to: Wolfenz
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Ever read up about Wendigos in Native American legends, which are often associated with Cannibalism, and supposedly were transformed from human into a wendigo whether by demonic possession or by the act of consuming human flesh.
Somewhat similar to other mythical creatures that are believed to have been involved with Cannibalism, but what caused such myth's to have been created may have been just crazed bush/mountain men in those in various regions.
Unless the native legends that have to do with the infamous giants skulls with two rows of teeth have anything to do with it, or they discovered Bath Salts back then.
Great numbers of these have been picked up and carried off by the curious ; and among other articles, numbers of stone and earthen-Mrare pipes, with a short clumsy stem two or three 20 HISTORY OF ST, LAWRENCE » inches long, and a heavy massive bowl with a small cavity, have been found; On an adjoining hill, now partly occupied by an orchard, traces of an ancient work formerly existed, but this has also been obliterated. This locality is the one mentioned in most state gazetteers as occurring on the premises of Captain Washburn in Gouverneur (the former occu- pant of the farm when the adjacent country formed a part of that town); but the statement that ^ traces of rude sculpture exist within the enclo- sure," which has been often copied, is incorrect In the pond adjoining, there was found, many years since, a skeleton, said to have been of great size. /ex]
Skeleton of great Size ?
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Ever read up about Wendigos in Native American legends, which are often associated with Cannibalism, and supposedly were transformed from human into a wendigo whether by demonic possession or by the act of consuming human flesh.
originally posted by: Candytripn
TIL that vampires, dragons, fairies, mermaids and the phoenix were all real, because more than one culture thought of them.. oh , and unicorns.. those too.
Quoting a single book of fiction isn't a very good way to prove a point. I mean, I can quote Deuteronomy 22 versus 28 and 29, but that doesn't mean spending about $320 in silver means I can marry my (ex)virgin rape victim and be A-OK.