This course is a detailed study of the history of dinosaurs and false evidence for evolution in the textbooks. Research the evidence that dinosaurs were carried on the ark and discover the times they were mentioned in the Bible. Read about the many historical and archaeological records of dinosaurs made by man throughout history, from early Babylonian times to present encounters with living dinosaurs. You will learn how most dinosaurs died off, as well as how earlier generations played a great part in their near extinction.

See how evolutionists have permeated public school textbooks with false and fraudulent information simply to promote their religious worldview. You will uncover the misinformation still found in many textbooks: geologic column, the so-called embryonic recapitulation, and other false assumptions.

This five-DVD set comes with a CD-ROM that contains all of the needed information for the course. This includes printable versions of all of the course information, a letter to the student, the reading list, the homework book, the quizzes, final exams, and answer keys. A packet of printed copies of these materials is available for purchase directly from CSE (Item #952), and can also be used for additional students.

Many people choose to purchase this course only to further their knowledge on the creation subject. For each person wishing to do this course by correspondence and obtain a certificate of completion* for this course, you must send in the enrollment form (found on your CD-ROM or in your printed packet) with a $25 registration fee per person. When taken for credit, a 750-word written synopsis is required after reading your choice of the following books: Unformed and Unfilled by Weston Fields or Bones of Contention by Marvin Lubenow. You must also read (although no report is required) any two of the following: Claws, Jaws and Dinosaurs by William Gibbons and Dr. Kent Hovind; The Gap Theory by Kent Hovind and Stephen Lawwell; or What are They Teaching our Children? by Mel Gabler.

*To obtain college credit, you will need to present your certificate of completion with a description of the course to the college in which you are currently enrolled to see if they will accept it for credit, possibly as an elective, a science or a religion credit.