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Line 198: − − ====Dinosaurs and Amorality/Homosexuality==== − Some critics posit a theoretical link between the popularity of dinosaurs, especially among at-risk groups such as young children, and favorable cultural attitudes toward homosexuality. The scientific community has used media outlets, both "educational" and entertainment oriented, to turn the attention of children away from the study of scripture by diverting their attention toward fanciful depictions of dinosaurs. The whimsical portrayals of dinosaurs romping around exotic landscapes, fighting, eating one another, and evolving parallels the action of popular children's entertainment such as the "Pokemon" series. Thus, they are able to reach children with their message to the exclusion of sources of traditional religious morality, inculcating them in the modern atheist-evolutionist world view, which is highly correlated with acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle.
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Approximately 70% of the Earth is covered in salt water which would also explain the dominance of marine fossils. In addition, creation scientists assert there may have been a small pre-flood human population and that massive amounts of flood sediment are why we haven’t found human fossils in pre-biblical flood sediments.<ref name="NAB" />
Approximately 70% of the Earth is covered in salt water which would also explain the dominance of marine fossils. In addition, creation scientists assert there may have been a small pre-flood human population and that massive amounts of flood sediment are why we haven’t found human fossils in pre-biblical flood sediments.<ref name="NAB" />
Also, creation scientists point out that we don't find human bones buried with [[coelacanth]]s yet humans and coelacanths coexist today.<ref name="HaD" />
Also, creation scientists point out that we don't find human bones buried with [[coelacanth]]s yet humans and coelacanths coexist today.<ref name="HaD" />
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