
Dinosaurs: Exploring the Scientific Mysteries of God’s Creation
(2000) for ages 8 – 12 (Christian). Few creatures capture the interest of children like dinosaurs! This is a great resource for discovering more about these creatures but we also read of the science behind the age of the earth and how the earth has changed over time. Scientists point to fossils, stratification, and radiometric dating to give clues about the past. The authors recognize that Christians differ about their thoughts on when and how life developed on earth, but the most important thing to focus on is the new life offered in God’s Son, Jesus.
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