Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 43

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I find that sometimes people have a narrow view of what Christians might be interested in. I remember a friend of mine resisted becoming a Christian because he liked jazz and thought he's have to throw away his records.

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 42

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Euhelopus. Location: China This long-necked sauropod plant-eater from China was the first of these types of dinosaurs to be discovered in that country, back in 1929.

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 41

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So I tell you this, and insist on it in the Lord, that you must no longer live as the Gentiles do, in the futility of their thinking. They are darkened in their understanding and separated from the life of God ...

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 40

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Are you among those who have accepted the notion that even though dragons were often dangerous, very large, scaly reptiles with crests, horns, sometimes wings, and armor-and; dinosaurs were often dangerous...

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 39

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This the 39th page of this section, dealing with evidence that dinosaurs existed in the past with man. We've been doing that by looking for such evidence in the literature, art and history of the past.

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 38

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This piece is a replica of a Han Dynasty, bronze cooking vessel. The Han Dynasty spanned the period of between approximately 200 B.C. to 220 A.D..

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 37

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"The Dragon of the Ishtar Gate may be one of Cryptozoology's strangest, yet best-documented, ancient crypids. This two and a half millennium old depiction is so unusual that many treat it as a chimera, an impossible combination of animals that could never have existed in nature.

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 36

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There is precious little data about dinosaurs to transcend. What the museum scientists know about Indians, whales, and elephants is more than enough to mimic real life.

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 35

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1971 .Girifalco, a small village in the hills of Calabria halfway between Jonio and Tirreno,... an incredible uninterrupted rainstorm of more than 20 hours duration caused large landslides in the population center.

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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History... Page 34

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Ceratopsians were supposed to have died out millions of years ago, but from the number we have found in ancient art as shown on these pages, they were around much more recently than that.

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