Letter to the Editor: Creation

Markie Discher

Age 11

I’m an 11-year-old homeschooler.


I’ve been listening to the Jonathan Park radio drama series and I’ve realized how much nature shows God’s Creation. At “Ghost Ranch” New Mexico, scientists found thousands of dinosaur bones buried. Some of the dinosaurs are buried facing the same way, meaning that a really strong force of water would have to be involved. Evolutionists say that they all died of a drought.

Scientists also found hundreds of jellyfish fossils in Mosinee, Wisconsin. As paleontologist James Hagadorn says “ A T-rex has bones and teeth - really easy to fossilize. But to preserve a jellyfish, that’s hard, because it has no hard parts. Something is there we don’t understand.” Charles Darwin said “No organism wholly soft can be preserved.” I wonder what he would say now?

In Utah there is a large dinosaur quarry. There scientists found over 1,600 dinosaur fossils, but dinosaurs aren’t the commonest fossils found there, clams are! That’s wonderful evidence for Noah’s flood - clam and dinosaur fossils buried together side by side! Paleontologists Ryan, Russell, Eberth, and Currie found a bone bed of thousands of dinosaur bones in Alberta, Canada. They said, “a catastrophic death by drowning for the Centrosaurus preserved in BB43 is a likely scenario.”

Now lets look at the Biblical view of it. Genesis 7:11 says “In the sixth hundredth year of Noah’s life, in the second month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened.” That sure sounds like a catastrophic death to me!

Thank you for letting me write about this in your paper!