No Time to Eat Dinner
Answers with Ken Ham
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How do you make a fossil? Well, the story you’ll probably hear is a creature dies … and then is slowly buried by sediments. But is it really “slow”?
This is Ken Ham, co-author of the eye-opening, anti-racism book, “One Race, One Blood.”
How do you make a fossil? Well, the story you’ll probably hear is a creature dies … and then is slowly buried by sediments. But is it really “slow”?
Earlier this year, scientists announced the discovery of a fossil creature that’s similar to a squid. Now, this creature had ten arms all covered in hooks. Buried with it was a fish that had been killed violently. It seems like this squid-like creature was buried so quickly it didn’t even have time to eat dinner!
How this hungry sea creature became a fossil is described as a “mystery.” But, that’s only because they ignore the Bible’s history. The global flood in Genesis would’ve buried billions of creatures very quickly, including this one.
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