The mention of unicorns, dragons etc. only reinforces the belief that prior to the Flood, humans and dinosaurs existed together. This is not the stuff of fairy tales...
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The mention of unicorns, dragons etc. only reinforces the fact that the Bible is a collection of myths, folklore, and propaganda. This is, indeed, the stuff of fairy tales ...
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unicorns, dragons etc.
Yes, it is.
Considering the "unicorns" were, iirc, wild cattle, and the "dragons" were jackals/snakes/sea creatures/etc (the word used has a lot of possible meanings), it's not proof of anything.
And if humans and dinosaurs did live together, we'd see direct physical evidence thereof. Objects made from dinosaur parts, dinosaur bones associated with artifacts, credible drawings of dinosaurs (as opposed to vague/scientifically outdated ones creationists try to pass off), etc. In other words, exactly the sort of things we DO see with prehistoric animals that actually coexisted with humans (such as mammoths).
I thought Unicorns were more like... you know... HORSES?
The nearest you'll get to a dinosaur unicorn is this:
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And... I don't think that looks too much like a horn...
I think this poster is using the same definition of dinosaur as the person who claimed scorpions and lions were dinosaurs...
"Unicorn" = re'em = actually means wild ox
"Dragon" = tannin = can refer to almost any big aggressive animal. Also, remember that in the classical world, "dragon" referred to big pythons, not the fire-breathing, four-legged, winged creature which is a product of post-Renaissance muddling of legends.
"The mention of unicorns, dragons etc. only reinforces the belief that prior to the Flood, humans and dinosaurs existed together. **This is not the stuff of fairy tales**..."
My poor, poor, Irony Meter...
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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