Amos37 "For evolutionists, legends of men slaying dragons must be mythical because their timeline has creatures like dinosaurs die out over 60 million years before humans existed. But dragon accounts aren’t easy to dismiss as mere fantasy. Dragons are memorialized in legends, historical accounts, and artwork from around the world. To name a few, there’s an Aboriginal depiction of a water monster that resembles a plesiosaur, an ancient historical account of serpents in Egypt with bat-like wings, the epic poem Beowulf with its account of a fiery flying serpent, and Native American petroglyphs (etchings in stone) that resemble dragons. Dragons are depicted on flags, emblems, tapestries, maps, pottery, pictographs, and more. Although from disconnected cultures, the descriptions are remarkably similar—perhaps because dragons were real?" answersingenesis.org/get-answers/features/dragons-fact-or-fable?utm_source=aigsocialjunebanner&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=facebook
Posted on: Fri, 09 Aug 2013 16:50:08 +0000
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