Recently Kennedy Hall and Taylor Marshall were discussing the legend of St George the Dragon Slayer and at one point Hall claimed that

medieval depictions of dragons were actually depictions of dinosaurs that survive Noah's flood.

Other young earth creationists also claim to have evidence of dinosaurs living among human beings quite recently,

that allegedly disproves evolution.

And today I'm going to talk about why that's a bad argument that

Catholics shouldn't use because of the harm it can cause. First I want to

address something Hall and Marshall said about Catholic answers and the theory of

evolution.

If I were on a Catholic answers thing

and I was like, hmm, you know,

let's question infant baptism.

And like, oh, let's talk about that, you know,

or let's talk about, you know.

But if you say, if you come in you're like theistic evolution is false, like they

get kind of dogmatic about it.

Yeah.

Now if Marshall just said evolution is false, we wouldn't be dogmatic about it.

Some Catholic answers staff members might agree with him and others might disagree.

But if he said the church teaches, theistic evolution is false.

Then I will be very dogmatic because that's not what the church teaches.

I want to make it clear that the Catholic Church does not have a teaching about the theory of

evolution or the extinction of the dinosaurs. You can be a faithful Catholic and

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