Art is highly subjective for being evidence.
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Adam and Eve as a Myth
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Art is highly subjective for being evidence.
gnostic
The Lost One
Ok, I'm totally convinced...javajo said:
...I'm totally convinced that you're totally off your rocker!
That article is as bad that pseudoscience book/documentary - Chariot of the Gods? - created by an UFO conspiracy nutter who saw aliens everywhere!
In your article's case, the author saw dinosaurs everywhere, even though there are absolutely no physical or archaeological evidences to put the dinosaurs in the same era of the homo sapiens. And you believe this article.
:biglaugh:
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outhouse
Atheistically
ah Von duc it agane ! somehow ducked reality in writing that book.
just like to point out now he is a criminal, and should always be remembered as such
...I'm totally convinced that you're totally off your rocker!
i dont know about that
but it is a desperate attempt to protect his faith
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
Please provide sources for those images, please.
Suffice it to say the gullibility of some is laughable.
javajo
Well-Known Member
I did on that post...Bing...images...ancient dinosaur depicitions...If you type that in and put your cursor over the image, it makes a link...
That wasn't very nice, but anyway, there is a lot of art in the world that depicts dinosaurs so I believe we co-existed. For example this carving is from an 800 year old Buddhist Temple deep in the Cambodian jungle. How would they know what a stegosaur looked like since we have only been assembling dinosaur bones for the past two centuries?
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
And if I type "aliens built the pyramids" into Bing images, we get these:
Do you see my point yet?
Now, can you please present something credible?
Art As Pop Culture Apologist Poop
And are the decorative 'scales/plates' around the framing spiral dinosaurian as well? :biglaugh:
javajo
Well-Known Member
Perhaps. I seriously cannot believe you can dismiss all the carvings and artwork of dinosaurs. It is obvious man and dinosaurs coexisted.
Art As Pop Culture Apologist Poop
And are the decorative 'scales/plates' around the framing spiral dinosaurian as well? :biglaugh:
Perhaps the picture is suppose to represent what happens when a Rhino mates with a Stegosaurus? YEC science at its best!
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
... Which is why I've asked you to provide links, demonstrating that they are not fakes from a biased, unscientific source.
So, present sources. Don't just hand wave me off by telling me to look up the images. Before I accept them as anywhere near credible, I need to know where they are, how old they are, and what experts in the field have verified them.
I cannot believe you dismiss all the carvings of aliens in ancient Egypt. It is obvious aliens built the pyramids.
Actually, two things serve as compelling evidence for this ...
- being Aliens, they would not have died in the Flood, and
- the challenges of building such an evidence are greatly reduced when you realize that they could have used domesticated dinosaurs to do their heavy lifting.
javajo
Well-Known Member
OK, to think, I just came and said I believe in Adam and Eve and now we are talking Jurassic Park. There are thousands of examples of dinosaur art around the world. I will show another one if you like. Do you see the bullet hole on the first one? To read the full article and more details on these and other examples, go to Apologetics Press - Walking Amidst the Dinosaurs
Left: Edmontosaurus (courtesy of Paul S. Taylor, Eden Communications).
Right: Petroglyph discovered by Dr. Samuel Hubbard in Havai Supai Canyon (courtesy of Interactive B
Ica Burial Stones
Javier Cabrera Darquea came into possession of his first burial stone (from the Ica section of the country of Peru) when he was given one as a paperweight for his birthday. Ironically, he could recall his own father also possessing similar oddly carved stones that his family found in their fields in the 1930s. Dr. Darquea sought out the origin of his unique gift, in an effort to amass a collection of these unique stones, and eventually assembled over 11,000 of them. The rocks turned out to be ancient burial stones that the Inca Indians placed with their dead. Almost one-third of the stones depicted specific types of dinosaurs (such as Triceratops and Stegosaurus) and various pterosaurs. The type of art form represented by these stones, and their location, dated them to the time of the Inca Culture, c. [SIZE=-1]A.D.[/SIZE] 500-1500. How could these ancient Indians have known the anatomy of these creatures if they never had witnessed them firsthand?
The fact that some prehistoric man made a pictograph of a dinosaur on the walls of this canyon upsets completely all of our theories regarding the antiquity of man.... The fact that the animal is upright and balanced on its tail would seem to indicate that the prehistoric artist must have seen it alive (1925, pp. 5,7, emp. in orig.).
Right: Petroglyph discovered by Dr. Samuel Hubbard in Havai Supai Canyon (courtesy of Interactive B
Ica Burial Stones
Javier Cabrera Darquea came into possession of his first burial stone (from the Ica section of the country of Peru) when he was given one as a paperweight for his birthday. Ironically, he could recall his own father also possessing similar oddly carved stones that his family found in their fields in the 1930s. Dr. Darquea sought out the origin of his unique gift, in an effort to amass a collection of these unique stones, and eventually assembled over 11,000 of them. The rocks turned out to be ancient burial stones that the Inca Indians placed with their dead. Almost one-third of the stones depicted specific types of dinosaurs (such as Triceratops and Stegosaurus) and various pterosaurs. The type of art form represented by these stones, and their location, dated them to the time of the Inca Culture, c. [SIZE=-1]A.D.[/SIZE] 500-1500. How could these ancient Indians have known the anatomy of these creatures if they never had witnessed them firsthand?
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
OK, to think, I just came and said I believe in Adam and Eve and now we are talking Jurassic Park. There are thousands of examples of dinosaur art around the world. I will show another one if you like. Do you see the bullet hole on the first one? To read the full article and more details on these and other examples, go to Apologetics Press - Walking Amidst the Dinosaurs
The fact that some prehistoric man made a pictograph of a dinosaur on the walls of this canyon upsets completely all of our theories regarding the antiquity of man.... The fact that the animal is upright and balanced on its tail would seem to indicate that the prehistoric artist must have seen it alive (1925, pp. 5,7, emp. in orig.).
Left: Edmontosaurus (courtesy of Paul S. Taylor, Eden Communications).
Right: Petroglyph discovered by Dr. Samuel Hubbard in Havai Supai Canyon (courtesy of Interactive B
Ica Burial Stones
Javier Cabrera Darquea came into possession of his first burial stone (from the Ica section of the country of Peru) when he was given one as a paperweight for his birthday. Ironically, he could recall his own father also possessing similar oddly carved stones that his family found in their fields in the 1930s. Dr. Darquea sought out the origin of his unique gift, in an effort to amass a collection of these unique stones, and eventually assembled over 11,000 of them. The rocks turned out to be ancient burial stones that the Inca Indians placed with their dead. Almost one-third of the stones depicted specific types of dinosaurs (such as Triceratops and Stegosaurus) and various pterosaurs. The type of art form represented by these stones, and their location, dated them to the time of the Inca Culture, c. [SIZE=-1]A.D.[/SIZE] 500-1500. How could these ancient Indians have known the anatomy of these creatures if they never had witnessed them firsthand?
The frst is obviously pure extrapolation from some scratches on a wall. Second can be dealt with here:
http://pseudoarchaeology.org/b03-ross.html
And you believe this pile of garbage but not the stuff about aliens because...?