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Paul Taylor
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LisaV, Re:one half of a dinosaur skeleton found on one continent and the other half on another. Firstly I doubt that there is any real evidence to support this claim. Secondly, in respect to Plate Tectonics, a good article can be found at https://www.answersingenesis.org/docs/212.asp There is evidence that the continents were once one continent. The slow breakup over millions of years is not supported by any scientific principle. The rapid breakup, during the time of Noah's flood, is. |
8/5/2002 7:56:02 PM |
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