Creation Science Rebuttals
Creation Magazine (Ex Nihilo)
New Dinosaur Ideas
Ex Nihilo, Volume 1, Issue 2, October 1978
Review by Greg Neyman
© Old Earth Ministries
This is an article about the possible warm-bloodedness of dinosaurs, and the work being done by a physiologist from the University of Adelaide's Zoology Department.1
As pointed out in the introduction, creationists are interested in dinosaurs, even when the issue at hand does not impact the age of the earth issue (which this article does not). The interest in dinosaurs is mainly because they are recognized as a great evangelism tool. Children love dinosaurs, and if young earth creationists can talk to children, and give them the young earth version, they feel that they will have given them a good foundation for the future.
I prefer to call this what it really is...indoctrination. Reach the children, before they are old enough to know any better. Old earth creationists must be on the lookout for this behavior by well-meaning young earth creationists, and be ready to counter it with the truth.
1 answersingenesis.org/creation/v1/i2/dinosaurs.asp
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