Did you know the word "Dinosaur" was created in the year 1841.

That is less than 200 years ago.

What did people call these animals before that? Dragons
The image to the right is a scan from a 1946 dictionary defining the word Dragon. Notice the text that reads "Now Rare."

Wouldn't they have to exist to be considered rare?

Think about the Chinese zodiac? Have you ever wondered why a dragon is alongside common animals we have today? Why would the zodiac have only one "imaginary" creature?
Did you know SOFT TISSUE was found in a T-Rex bone?

This is only possible if the bones are much younger than previously thought.

Maybe we need to reconsider the "million of years" argument.
What conclusion can we draw from a
WORLDWIDE fossil record comprised of RAPIDLY
FOSSILIZED animals in a WATERY/SEDIMENT CONCRETE?


Did you know the Bible tells of a world-wide flood?
The Bible also speaks about many Dinosaur-like creatures.
  • Behemoth
  • Fiery Flying Serpents
  • Leviathan
  • Dragons
It even explains why they were so big.
Not Convinced?
If men and Dinosaurs coexisted, could we expect to see some visual evidence from history?
Yes,   here are some examples:
Still Not Convinced?
Most of mankind's history is found in written form. Did anyone ever write about Dinosaurs?
Yes,   here are some examples:
Herodotus
Alexander the Great
Aristotle
Marco Polo
Noah Webster
These familiar names are considered some of the most credible authors and important figures in history.

How can we overlook this information?
After seeing a small preview of
the evidence gathered from:

Science
Archaeology
Prehistoric Art
Ancient Literature
Legend
Mythology &
The Bible...
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