Reviews for The Great Dinosaur Mystery and the Bible

The average rating for The Great Dinosaur Mystery and the Bible based on 2 reviews is 1 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-03-26 00:00:00 Patrick Hogan Seriously, seriously? People are really taking this book seriously? I was going to write a silly review about how this book opened my eyes, but then I read the all too many reviews that seem to be taking this book at face value. The answer is just no. A big no no no to the delusions outlined in this book. There are ways to resolve competing ideas with one's faith and scientific fact, but what's in this book just isn't it. The interpretations of the Bible are weak, the conclusions are based on ridiculous claims, and zero scientific research. This is not a book for anyone. I only recommend for those looking for a good laugh and a disturbing look into a delusional interpretation of history.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-03-25 00:00:00 Patrick D. Porto Here's how the logic of this book works: Major premise: People who make mistakes are stupid. Minor premise: Scientists made a mistake when they mistook an apatosaurus skull for a new dinosaur they called a brontosaurus. Conclusion: Scientists are stupid which means that there is a god who created dinosaurs about 6,000 years ago when they lived in the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve eating plants just like all the animals until they were all kicked out because Eve and then Adam ate an apple or maybe a pomegranate until about four of five thousand years ago when god made a flood that killed every living thing on earth including every single man, woman, and child, even pregnant women and old people, because they were all sinners and that made god angry and only Noah and his family lived on a boat with two of every animal including some dinosaurs except for the big ones of course because that would be plain ridiculous, and we know this is true because of all the stories about dragons throughout the world. Sounds pretty logical to me.