Behind the scenes, Disney officials justify their revision of classic evolutionism by offering some refreshingly honest admissions about how little scientists actually do know about the past. Dinosaur is an attack on the Gospel. The point is obvious. A central theme of Christianity is that death was the consequence of the Fall, and that prior to the Fall there was no bloodshed. On the testimony of Scripture, Christian children can be assured of the falsity of all claims which posit an ancient pre-human earth in which animals struggled with one another, shed blood, and transitioned from one species to another in a lengthy journey from microbe to man.
Dinosaur lies about dinosaurs.
While Disney studio officials admit that Dinosaur was not a film about science, the movie is supposed to represent in broad terms the latest theories concerning dinosaur extinction. In point of fact, it is appropriate that Disney, a company known for promoting fantasy, would spearhead the project, because the scientific theories presented by the film are every bit as imaginative and fanciful as Aladar, the philosophizing, talking iguanodon. The Bible actually has a great deal to say about dinosaurs. The Bible also gives clues as to what happened to the dinosaurs. Scripture records that God sent two of each kind of unclean animal into an ark prepared by His servant Noah.