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TechnoratiFor instance, the Wollemi Pine tree was found in Australia in 1994. They thought it became extinct 130 million years, and they don’t find it in the fossil record according to their evolutionary time scale. Their time scale is hundreds of millions of years ago up to the present. Here, according to them, the Wollemi Pine lived 130 million years ago. Of course, dinosaurs lived back then, according to them. So from 130 million years back then to now, it’s not in the fossil record. But it’s still living. It’s sitting beside people. The secular scientists call it the ‘dinosaur tree.’ It is basically the same as finding a dinosaur, so why are they amazed to believe that dinosaurs and humans could live together?
You know how many examples there are like that? Many. Like the Coelacanth fish. They thought that it probably went extinct like 65 million years ago about the time of the last dinosaurs. From 65 million years ago to the present, it’s not in the fossil record. They not only found it in Madagascar, but that Indonesians had been selling it in their fish markets for years. So it seems to be a little different way of thinking.
