Death Blow to Evolution Theory: When This Scientist Found Soft Tissue in Dinosaur Bones, the University Where He Worked Had a Strange Reaction—They Fired Him!

Chad Dou : Aug 15, 2017
God Reports

In May 2012, Armitage went on a dinosaur dig at the famous fossil site of Hell Creek in Montana, where he unearthed the largest triceratops horn ever found there. Back at CSUN, he put the fossil under his microscope and made the startling discovery: unfossilized, undecayed tissue was present...

[God Reports] CSUN scientist Mark Armitage found soft tissue in a dinosaur bone, a discovery that throws significant doubt on evolution. Then, two weeks after publishing his findings, he was fired. (Photo: Mark Armitage/via God Reports)

Now California State University at Northridge has paid Armitage a six-figure sum to settle his wrongful termination suit based on religious discrimination. While the university admits no wrongdoing, Armitage's attorney said they feared losing a protracted lawsuit because of a smoking gun" email that backed the plaintiff's case.

The case of Armitage is the latest to show the mounting hostility Christians face in academics and other public arenas.

Soft tissue in dinosaur bones destroys 'deep time.' Dinosaur bones cannot be old if they're full of soft tissue," Armitage said in a YouTube video. 'Deep time is the linchpin of evolution. If you don't have deep time, you don't have evolution. The whole discussion of evolution ends if you show that the earth is young. You can just erase evolution off the whiteboard because of soft tissue in dinosaur bones." (Photo: Triceratops' horn/via God Reports)

Armitage was hired as a microscopist to manage CSUN's electron and confocal microscope suite in 2010. He had published...

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