Christians and Christian fundamentalists

monosharp

Very quick question.

I was involved in a conversation last week where some non-native English speakers were practicing the language. Anyways, I'm helping them out and from the book we're using asked the question;

(This was to practice English)

me: How do you think the dinosaurs were wiped out ?
Girl: It was the flood.
me: (not realising what she meant) What flood ?
Girl: The flood that God sent.
me: Oh right yeah. (turn to someone else with same question)

Someone else to that girl: Why did God kill the dinosaurs ?
Girl: Because they wouldn't fit on Noah's boat.
Someone else: Some of them would have.
Girl: The Dinosaurs sinned against God.

Nearly started a huge row actually.

Anyways what I'm curious about is this.

Do most Christians disassociate themselves from this fairytale ? Or do they stand on the sideline ? Or by any chance do they sit on the side of reason along with most Catholics ?

PDN

I tell you what, go away and try reading the Charter. Then, if you have a question and you can avoid calling the Bible a fairy tale, you can try starting a new thread.