posted on Apr, 1 2015 @ 04:42 AM
If dinosaurs currently exist as fossils what then are petrified forests supposed to be since trees still exist? Considering we don't know anything
about before we came, all theories should be valid. So I'm going to deviate from a scientific theory because according to that theory dinosaurs must
have been real because there is fossil records showing their existence. However, there still isn't proof besides fossil records showing that they
existed. A Theory of Evolution can't be shown to be true due to fossil records not containing the theory itself. Ironically, the theory of evolution
from dinosaur to reptile to birds is said to be valid even though there isn't a consisting fossil recording proving this. (To me, this paints a
dismal picture for the future of science since it's proving itself to be just as good as Bible records.)
Petrified forests and ocean fossils may appear to be the only valid fossil records which exist. You therefore cannot deny that those things didn't
exist because there is evidence of their true existence. The theory of history should contain the fact that those things at one time existed and still
exist. The logic I am using here to study history is notably scrutinizing so that history can be studied as most accurately as possible. According to
my studies then, trees and the ocean are as far back as we can study.
What is apparent with petrified forests, ocean fossils, and dinosaur fossils is that there is a fossilization process which is occuring. How does the
fossilization process work should be the next question, and are there differences between fossilization process which occurred to different species ?
Did the same fossilization process occur for dinosaurs as it did for trees? Is there something particular about ocean fossils since they existed
underwater? I personally find dinosaur fossils as being odd because they are extremely large. Another way to state this is that they are contained in
large three dimensional plots. But to me, all this proves is that they existed as a whole idea. And the fact that they don't look right just sits odd
with me.
I study wholeness and relatedness. My theory of the Earth and lifeforms which exist here comes from regards to wholeness. By this I mean that there is
a 'Master Plan' which states rules for things. Therefore, nothing is by coincidence. The fact that we exist as human beings with the ability to do
math, speak language, and learn infinitely is proof that there is a high order of intelligence which we are. Our existence is certain on this Earth,
and whether or not this Earth was made with the capacity for us to even leave it should be a serious question for those who study wholeness, such as
myself. In my opinion, it's good to use science as a valuable tool, since we can prove things logically by degrees until we reach a finality where
certainty exists. My theories then consist of the study of wholeness, which is, relationships between things, and the study of science which uses
details. There isn't much room for Bible records for me besides some profound phrases such as "In the Begining there was the Word, and the Word was
with God." Because I use language and study wholeness, I absolutely must give credit to that part of the Bible. This doesn't really mean that I
believe that phrase is actually true, it just means that my -- ironically -- scrutinizing belief system also accounts for statements such as that,
most notably because I speak in language without even thinking. When I talk to someone there is a preexisitng intelligence that exists in degrees and
allows for infinite communication to take place. The Bible teaches forgiveness, which I believe, just means allowance for errors to occur. So
basically, in this manner, we can literally discover anything or create anything imaginable. We don't know this but only on a deep level. And as for
fossil records, they might prove to be valuable enough to this discovery process if we can figure out the truths which they contain.