Monday, April 11, 2005
TAKE THAT, SECULAR HUMANIST OLD-EARTHERS:
Spotted by 100 Monkeys Typing was this obvious take on the recent hyped discovery.
Spotted by 100 Monkeys Typing was this obvious take on the recent hyped discovery.
According to an article published in last month's Science magazine, in 2003 scientists found a Tyrannosaurus Rex thigh bone during an archaeological dig. The research team had to break the bone in pieces in order to fit it into a helicopter, and when they did so, they discovered the fossil contained well-preserved soft tissues, including blood vessels.
Ken Ham, president of the creationist group Answers in Genesis (AiG), says this important find supports the biblical view of the Earth's timeline. "The reason this is such startling news is because you just wouldn't expect soft tissue and cells like this in a bone supposedly 70 million years old," he says.
