Thinking Biblically About Dinosaurs
How should Christians think about dinosaurs? How can we understand dinosaurs from a biblical creationist perspective? As Christians, we have a big theological “tangle of things” that we want to be able to sort through. Join Dr. Matthew McLain, a creationist paleontologist, as he walks us through what God’s Word tells us about dinosaurs and how science helps us fill in the details to help form a proper biblical worldview in this critical area of creation.
About this Series
How should Christians think about Dinosaurs? How can we understand dinosaurs from a biblical creationist perspective? As Christians, we have a big theological “tangle of things” that we want to be able to sort through.
Join Dr. Matthew McLain, a creationist paleontologist, as he walks us through what God’s Word tells us about dinosaurs and how science helps us fill in the details to help form a proper biblical worldview in this critical area of creation.
Ep. 1 Why Do We Disagree About Dinosaurs?
Dr. McLain discusses why we disagree with the secular culture about dinosaurs.
Ep. 2 How Do We Know About Dinosaurs?
Since dinosaurs lived thousands of years ago, how do we know about them? Dr. Matt McLain discusses the physical and historical evidence that helps us understand more about dinosaurs.
Ep. 3 What is a Dinosaur?
How do we identify dinosaurs? Dr. Matt McLain guides us through how paleontologists determine what is and isn’t a dinosaur.
Ep. 4 What Are the Different Type of Dinosaurs?
The glory of God is exhibited through dinosaurs. Dr. McLain discusses the main category of dinosaurs and then guides us through the many kinds of dinosaurs God created.
Ep. 5 Birds and Dinosaurs
Evolutionists believe birds evolved from dinosaurs. Dr. McLain walks us through the reasons for this theory and how creationists respond to it.
Ep. 6 What Happened to the Dinosaurs?
There are different opinions about what happened to the dinosaurs. Dr. McLain walks us through the evolutionist perspective and a biblical creationist perspective.