Why do creationisits think t rexes had pointy sharp teeth best for ripping flesh?

why do creationisits think t rexes had pointy sharp teeth best for ripping flesh, if they ate apples and were best mates with humans

Why do creationisits think t rexes had pointy sharp teeth best for ripping flesh?
We tend to believe what we already want to believe.





Some of us have very specific things we want to believe, and really twist facts for our beliefs.





And Creationists are in that group.
Reply:I don't know anyone who says that dinosaurs were not flesh eating. We say that they and man lived at the same time. Now science can show they did live together.


http://www.creationists.org/mananddinos....
Reply:You must be joking. There were no apples yet then. And the USA was not even discovered!


Nearly caught me!





Have a nice day!
Reply:i don't know if they all think that but generally speaking creationists ignore science because it contradicts their religious books they run with the blind faith thing rather than set out on a search for knowledge and truth - sad but true
Reply:Have you seen the teeth on the fossils of T-Rex? Don't think they were interested in apples and fortunately humans weren't around at that time.
Reply:You're kidding, right?
Reply:The Tyrannosaurus Rex "Tyrant lizard king" ate flesh as do most animals, what is your point? At no time has any creationist claimed that these beast were in the Garden of Eden, the only claim that Creationists would have on T. Rex or the entire species that we call dinosaurs as a whole, is that they, like everything else that was or is, or will one day be, is a creation of God. A more important question from your view would be, evolution teaches survival of the fittest, well it is clear that nothing at that time could give the T.Rex a run for its money, so why did "un-fit" species survive and the dinosaurs did not? Does that not smack your theories in the face? How can the most powerful, fall to the least? You might wish to think your questions through before you post them in the future.



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