Anachronisms

Biblical creationists claim both that the Bible was authored by their omniscient, omnipotent deity, and that this divine creator authored the history of life on earth. We know from reading this author's written text that he often inspired anachronisms in his narratives. These anachronisms can be used to determine the author's style of writing. So, if anachronisms are a hallmark of one the deity's texts, why don't we find these same hallmarks in his other "text,": the fossil record?

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[8WholeThing]

A few years ago in the talkDOTorigins newsgroup, it was stated that the evidence for evolution is so strong that if a humanskeleton was found in the Cretaceous, it would be evidence that time travel is possible.

[xdassinx]

If a human skeleton is found in a T-Rex. I suspect you'll find a DeLorean near by.

[Mectrixctic]

watch?v=dtKEXMEsGWU

*Toot toot*

Sorry couldn't resist.

[MrTruthAddict]

@8WholeThing Awesome

[skinnyjohnsen]

Just for your own fun; There was this Norwegian guy called Theologicos making a few funny mock-fundy.videos. Here is one;

watch?v=kCiStLKzivM

He hasn't made one in three years, but the old ones are still up and are all brilliant and a real treat on a gray day ;-)

[MrJmm999]

You are WAY undersubscribed. Great videos.

So when WOULD clean beasts have come into vogue? I Googled Clean Beasts and Moses. NOT a good search term. Care for some christian sites glossing over this litle biblical fuckup?