A new species of feathered dinosaur has been discovered - and it's not closely related to birds, indicating that feathers may have been far more prevalent amongst dinosaurs than previously believed.
If the evidence of feathers is there, God, the "Intelligent Designer" did do it that way. The only difference would be the interpretation and conclusions drawn after looking at the data. Evolutionists would try and connect some sort of imaginary dots and the Creationists would just accept the fact that that is the way the animal was designed to start with.
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Re: Did All Dinosaurs have Feathers?
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