The evolution proposition believes that dinosaurs became extinct nearly sixty-five million years before the creation of man. However, fossilized evidence of human and dinosaur remains proves this theory to be incorrect (Creation). Moments, “Proof that humans and dinosaurs are together”). Evolutionists believe that creation is the result of slow change, but there are far too many creations, like DNA, that are so complex to have arisen from such a process (Higgins, "Can Science Support Creationism") . There is also evidence of rapid formation in the Earth's crust itself. The earth's crust is made up mainly of layers of sedimentary rocks. Thus, this means that it was formed by rapid erosion, transport and settlement of water, without any indication of a long-term process (Geological Evidence Indicates Rapid Formation). Charles Darwin, a famous evolutionist, himself renounced his theory of evolution on his deathbed. Darwin spent his entire life questioning religious theories of creation, but before his death he accepted Christianity (Grigg, “Did Darwin Recant?”). If a major evolutionary leader couldn't deny creationism, who else