Tell us about the dinosaurs

[theophilus]

I might add that if you knew anything about publishing in such journals, then you would know how difficult it is to acheive publication regardless of your background. Even the most respected paleontologists have to wade through the backlog, and convince the peer reviewers of the validity of their arguments.

If it is this difficult then do you think the editors would even bother to consider articles which disagree with their opinions? If someone presented evidence against evolution they would be more likely to reject it without even checking its validity.

Secondly, your argument that the biblical "kinds" of animals included on Noah's ark refer to the Linean "family" classification is simply ludicrous since it assumes that tribal peoples of the Middle East some 4,000 years ago had any concept of such a classification,

God guided the choice of animals and he certainly knew how to classify them because he was the one who created them in the first place.

If there was a global flood of the magnitude you believe within the last 10,000 years, there would be archaeological and geological evidence. There is none.

John 12:28,29 says,

Then a voice came from heaven: "I have glorified it, and I will glorify it again." The crowd that stood there and heard it said that it had thundered. Others said, "An angel has spoken to him."

When God spoke with an audible voice not everyone understood it but interpreted it according to their beliefs. Some thought that it was just thunder, a natural phenomenon, and not supernatural at all. God has revealed himself through his creation but those who don't believe in him interpret the evidence to fit their preconceived ideas. The fossils are evidence of a global flood but those who refuse to believe in the flood interpret them as evidence of evolution.