Great.....ABC jumped on the wagon tonight. So now lets push the fact that to believe in Jesus you have to be a Creationist....because I am an evolutionist I do not believe in God (excuse me, how does that work! WTF??)....and T. rex was a vegetarian. Sure, and I am a vegetarian too.
During Private Museum Tours, Denver Children Learn About Creationism
By BRIAN ROONEY and MELIA PATRIA March 19, 2008
Standing in the lobby of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Bill Jack and Rusty Carter pointed to the enormous teeth on the reproduced skeleton of a Tyrannosaurs Rex, and told a group of children and their parents that the fearsome T-Rex was really a vegetarian.
They said the T-Rex was vegetarian because at the time of the Creation, there was no such thing as death, so a T-Rex could not have eaten meat. There was no death until Adam and Eve ate forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge, they continued, and God's revenge was to curse the world with death.
Jack asked, "If this creature was designed to eat meat from the very start, what would he have to do until Adam and Eve sinned and death entered the world? What would he have to do?" The children replied in chorus, "Starve."
"Fast and pray for The Fall. Is that likely?" Jack asked. "The answer is, everyone look at me and say, 'No.' Try that with me.'"
"No!" the children replied.
Read on if you dare....
Anyone who knows me well knows that I was brought up in a very Southern Baptist home (my dad is still a pastor) and I was taught this stuff (Creationism ) early on too. As I got older I was able to look around and see what is in front of me and make my own decisions as to how things happened. No one brain washed me. No one tried to convert me. Heck, I don't think I ever even heard the word 'evolution' till I was in middle school. I did it all on my own just by looking at the earth around me and saying "how can this be." I hope those kids will do the same someday and stop following the herd. Way to go Kurt Johnson, btw, for presenting the other side..
