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==== Extinction ====

==== Extinction ====

Creation "science" rejects the great impact Theory, pointing out multiple problems with this. <ref>Jonathan Sarfati, [http://www.creationontheweb.com/content/view/2426 Did a meteor wipe out the dinosaurs?].</ref> Despite this "evidence", the great impact theory is widely considered by the scientific community to be fact. Granted, they can't prove this definitively, however it's a much more likely scenario than a bearded man in the sky controlling everything with his magic wand.

Creation "science" rejects the great impact Theory, pointing out multiple problems with this. <ref>Jonathan Sarfati, [http://www.creationontheweb.com/content/view/2426 Did a meteor wipe out the dinosaurs?].</ref> Despite this "evidence", the great impact theory is widely considered by the scientific community to be fact. Granted, they can't prove this definitively, however it is considered to be a more likely scenario than competing explanations.

Creation "science" shows that evolutionists are frequently coming out with a "New Theory of Dinosaur Extinction" and that their theories are laden with false assumptions <ref>Michael Matthews, [http://www.answersingenesis.org/docs2002/1115dinosaur.asp Dinosaur demise theory, version #451], ''Answers in Genesis''</ref>.

Creation "science" shows that evolutionists are frequently coming out with a "New Theory of Dinosaur Extinction" and that their theories are laden with false assumptions <ref>Michael Matthews, [http://www.answersingenesis.org/docs2002/1115dinosaur.asp Dinosaur demise theory, version #451], ''Answers in Genesis''</ref>.