GenesisPark.com
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The purpose of Genesis Park is to present in a graphical, easily accessible manner the evidence that dinosaurs and man were created together and have co-existed throughout history. This site stands in opposition to those darwinists who claim, "Dinosaurs...are the poster children of evolution." (Carroll, Sean, Endless Forms Most Beautiful, 2005, p. 295.) Genesis Park questions the evolutionary illusions surrounding the dinosaurs and approaches the subject of origins with a literal adherence to the scriptures and an emphasis on creation demonstrating God’s power. "Have you not known? have you not heard, that the everlasting God, the LORD, the Creator of the ends of the earth, faints not, neither is weary? there is no searching of His understanding." (Isaiah 40:28)
There are multiple senses in which dinosaurs are "living evidence of a powerful Creator." Like all of the biological organisms inhabiting the planet earth, dinosaurs resist a naturalistic explanations of origins. That is, the missing transitional forms and shortcomings of naturalistic mechanisms (random genetic changes accumulating complex information systems, and inadequacies of natural selection) apply well to the dinosaurs. The lack of clear phylogeny (evolutionary lineage) is a mystery that confounds the common ancestor theory of origins. In another sense, the dinosaurs demonstrate that some of the biggest, most impressive creatures lived long eons ago. The book of Job clearly communicates that God created these creatures so that we might be awed with His power. Lastly, there is evidence that some dinosaurs (and similar swimming and flying reptiles) still survive. If these creatures are found morphologically unchanged (except smaller and arguably less fit), then their existence would fit best within the creation model.
This site was produced in 1999 through the effort of multiple individuals. See the construction and maintenance area for a list of contributors. Thank you for visiting the park. Please consider dropping us a note with your thoughts before you leave.
