Their tall tale is that reptiles living
in trees started to jump from tree to
tree, and while they were jumping,
they developed wings. Yet another tall
tale is that some reptiles trying to catch
flies used to run and flap their fore-
arms, and that
these fore-
arms turned into
wings.
Isn't it ludicrous to
imagine a dinosaur develop-
ing wings while running? Things like this
only happen in stories or in cartoons.
There is an even more important sub-
ject. These evolutionists say that this big
dinosaur developed its wings when it
was trying to catch flies. Well, then how
did the fly itself take to the air? Where
did its wings come from? When they were
trying to explain how a gigantic dinosaur
could fly, shouldn't they first have ex-
plained how a tiny insect was able to?
Of course they should.
But this is the
point that evolu-
tionists will
never be able
to explain. The
fly is one of the
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