Myth of the Age of Reptiles
Way back in 1947, Rudolph Zallinger completed a five-year project . He painted a huge mural called The Age of Reptiles that can be seen Yale Peabody Museum. It garnered awards, and a section was used on a US postage stamp in 1970 (Scott catalog 1390). Scientific views of dinosaurs have changed, so some depictions are now inaccurate. Unfortunately, his work was based on a myth promoted by atheists and other minerals-to-Megalosaurus evolutionists. The so-called Age of Reptiles is a myth to help bolster the greater myth of evolution. Tyrannosaurus rex toy figure, Pixabay / Eric Labayle Biblical creationists reject the Age of Reptiles on theological grounds, but this is not just a simplistic reaction. It is based on the study of biblical texts and logic. Something else to consider was how Charles Lyell, a lawyer who was instrumental in establishing deep time, wanted to devalue the Bible. Not only was the myth of the Age entirely made up, ...