Folks, we just went to Drumhecker (Drumheller) Alberta for a quick weekend trip. If you happen to be in the area, it is definitely a must-see along with many other sights in the area.
We will go back to float the river on kayaks and camp the sand bars in the middle of it.
The main attraction is the world's largest dinosaur that you can pay a fee and walk up into the mouth about 50' above the ground. Also, there is a series of Provincial/Federal museums that tell a story that does not agree with the following video, thought they are world-class exhibits of good bones and research:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_KkndA3fn4
Great topic for FHE to counter the godless narrative the kids are being taught in school.
I wondered at the stories in the Book of Mormon about the wild and ferocious animals in the wilderness. I thought any animals we know of today are of the cat family and are reclusive and not likely to attack humans except under extreme hunger. Are these guy's wusses? these animals must have been huge and very dangerous to have such concern as to note it.
ReplyDeleteA lot of this falls in line with Dean Sessions Universal Model. This link is a pretty good for describing it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEg2UPB6d70
The Universal Model develops theory which links current scientific facts with how the earth was created rather than working backwards to justify the theory surrounding evolution, an early nineteenth century theory that had very little scientific support.
I like it because it just uses facts about how even rocks and sand are formed. How the earth was formed in space around water.
The current thought that the earth has a magnetic molten iron core is silly when you consider that iron is man made and in a molten state it will loose it's magnetism.