Landing tracks made by flying reptiles have been found for the first time. They were discovered in limestone deposits in France, but prints made by modern birds in mud and sandy shorelines today are erased within mere hours or days. So, how did these unique pterosaur tracks survive over millions of years?

In Creation 31 (4): 21-23, September 2009

In recent decades, soft, squishy tissues have been discovered inside fossilized dinosaur bones. They seem so fresh that it appears as though the bodies were buried only a few thousand years ago.

Researchers recently discovered the world’s first pterosaur landing footprints, and the find has revealed precise coordination and other features in these mysterious flying reptiles.

Polling data has revealed a trend indicating that “America is not a Christian nation.”¹ Although a large majority of Americans outwardly claim to be Christian, their inward beliefs are actually non-Christian. Why is this so?