From: Harvey Newstrom (harv@gate.net)
Date: Wed May 27 1998 - 07:06:17 MDT
EvMick wrote:
>
> The question still remains.
>
> Knowing what we know of materials strength as applied to strength to weight
> ratio...and using the modern day elephant as an example...is it reasonable to
> assume that dinosaurs could reach such tremdous sizes and weights as is
> popularly beleived?
>
> I see nothing in that question which presupposes creationism....or any other
> ism.
Be reasonoable. Surely you must know of the classic battle between the
theories of evolution and creationism to explain these fossils. If you
keep supplying evidence to discount one, you appear to be supporting the
other. Why does this suprise you? Unless you are referring to a third
theory that the rest of us have not heard about?
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