Rise of Higher Insects and Birds

Indeed the cypress trees rejoice over you, And the cedars of Lebanon, Saying, ‘Since you were cut down, No woodsman has come up against us.’

(Isaiah 14:8) NKJV

Rise of higher insects and birds” is an example of Paleodoublespeak. Jurassic sediment contains the preserved remains of dead insects and birds. That’s not evidence of their rise. It’s evidence of their extinction.

Paleodoublespeak

RealityLight and TruthDarkness and EvilPaleoenvironment
DeathOrigin
DestructionFormation
Mass ExtinctionDiversification
EradicationAbundant
ExtinctionRise
World-wide floodContinued inundation of low-lying continents
Continued inundation of embayments and synclines
Extensive inundation of continents
Heavy rainfall and aridity
Low lying continents with some epicontinental flooding
Warm, epicontinental seas
– Doublespeak in the description of Paleoenvironments.

Paleodoublespeak

We can expand the concept of Doublethink beyond its use for the propaganda of a dystopian society and see that it’s at the heart of the SciPop narrative of godless existence.

The concept of “higher insects” is a reference to the idea that there are primitive and advanced insects. The problem with this is that the designation of what’s primitive vs. advanced has been made after accepting the premise of biological evolution. It’s another little microcosm of circular reasoning which has been used as a way to assign fossils to periods of time based on where they happen to fall in the evolution narrative.

Jurassic – Navigation

SectionTitleScripture
1IntroductionPsalms 104:16-17
2Uniform, Mild Climates1 Kings 4:33
3Highly Similar Plant CommunitiesJudges 9:15
4Highest part: וְ֝רֹ֗אשׁ – roshGenesis 2:10-14
5Rise of Higher Insects and BirdsIsaiah 14:8
6Dinosaurs AbundantPsalms 29:5
SalvationRomans 10:9-10
– Navigate your way around the Jurassic.

August 16th – Jurassic

The Jurassic isn’t a period of time, it’s an ecosystem which is adapted to certain conditions of aspect and altitude which had world wide distribution.


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