Were dinosaurs before or after Noah's ark.?

Question

And if they were after how did they evolve so quick

Answer 1

before, and yes Noah's Ark did happen! That's why the rainbow is also a symbol that represents that God will never destroy the Earth by flooding it again

Answer 2

Noah's flood replaced into possibly the comparable as Gilgamesh's flood and befell interior the midsection East possibly around the black sea. it purely affected a small area however the to human beings living there who did no longer commute far it would look that the finished international replaced into flooded. The dinosaurs (aside of course the birds and that they are descended from dinosaurs) went extinct sixty 5 million years in the previous Noah existed

Answer 3

The last dinosaurs disappeared 65 million years ago.
The Bible only records a period of 6,000 years at most.
The story told in Genesis has been subject to extensive elaborations in the various Abrahamic traditions, mingling theoretical solutions to practical problems (e.g. how Noah might have disposed of animal waste) with allegorical interpretations (e.g. the Ark as a precursor of the Church, offering salvation to mankind).

By the 19th century, the growth of geology and biogeography as sciences meant that few natural historians felt able to justify a literal interpretation of the Ark story,[2] and biblical critics were turning their attention to its secular origins and purposes. Nevertheless, Biblical literalists today continue to take the Ark as test-case for their understanding of the Bible, and to explore the region of the mountains of Ararat in northeast Turkey where Genesis says Noah's Ark came to rest.

Answer 4

Evolutionist have yet to prove to me that there were dinosaurs, the bible says there were giants in the land, but don't describe what, and as far as archaeologist, they take a jaw bone of a dead buffalo or other sort animal and speculate on the rest of what it was, there is not 1 full skelatal remains of an intact crature of such dinosaur, it comes with their theories.

Answer 5

I believe they were before, the ones that died on earth died in the flood. this stands to give reason why there are such animals that live in the water that were around then and now, such as alligators, and other very large animals that are considered 'prehistoric'. Just because the bible didn't mention them specifically, doesn't mean they weren't there.... as far as i recall, the bible doesn't specifically mention dogs or cats either, but they are here now, and were around in ancient egyptian times as well. ;)

as for your first answer, just becuase she's wiccan, doesn't mean that she has to believe that the flood never happened, but to each their own. I believe it did. I also believe that the God of the Bible, is the same god that i believe in, the God and the Goddess. The bible can be seen as a history book, if not necessarily something that you 'beleive in' per se.

Answer 6

The dinosaurs went extinct long before the bible or the [time] in which its Noah story takes [place].

Answer 7

After, I personally believe. There is about a 400 yr silence in scripture. I think that's when the "Ice Age" occurred w/ dinosaurs and all that. When it was over they were all dead leaving their fossils behind.

Answer 8

The dinosaurs came long before some bronze age Israelites in mud huts mistook the epic of Gilgamesh for history.

Answer 9

[Pretending that Noah's Ark existed...]

The dinosaurs died out over 140 millions years ago. I'd have to conclude that it was "before".

Answer 10

Irrelevant, since noah's ark never happened.

Dinosaurs died out millions of years before man existed.