Creation Moments

Jonathan Cotton: Did dinosaurs need companionship? The answer next on today's Creation Moments. And now, here's our Creation Moment host, Ian Taylor.

Ian T. Taylor: Those who believe in evolution have always thought that only warm-blooded creatures valued companionship and love. So for generations, dinosaurs, which are supposed to be much further down the evolutionary scale of living things, were seen as hard-hearted, dull-witted, uncaring creatures which didn't even care whether their own young lived or died. Scientists are learning that dinosaurs often live together in communities, building nests, caring for their young, and traveling together, even when they had no need for protection. In some sites, huge dinosaur tracks show that various kinds of dinosaurs lived in groups close to each other, and that the same kinds generally followed their own pathways.

These discoveries at several sites and involving many different kinds of dinosaurs have convinced scientists that dinosaurs were very much like modern animals in their social habits. In other words, dinosaurs needed friends, too. That almost all of these creatures value companionship tells us a little about our Creator. Scripture reveals more details about this aspect of the Creator when it tells us that he created man because he wanted someone to love. Do you know his love for you through Jesus Christ?

Jonathan Cotton: To get free samples of our custom gospel tracks that focus on biblical creation and salvation through Jesus Christ, visit us at creationmoments.com or call us toll-free at 1-800-422-BIBLE. That's 1-800-422-4253. And be sure to join us next time for another Creation Moment, proclaiming evidence of God's truth.