This video explores the legend of St. George and the Dragon, using it as a launching point to examine dragon lore found across cultures worldwide—from Chinese and Japanese tales to Aztec legends and medieval European myths. Rather than dismissing these stories as pure invention, the video presents a young-earth creationist perspective, arguing that dragon legends may be rooted in real encounters between humans and dinosaurs. Drawing on Genesis and the book of Job’s descriptions of Behemoth and Leviathan, the video suggests these creatures may describe dinosaurs that coexisted with humans, potentially survived Noah’s flood aboard the ark, and gradually died out afterward due to limited food sources and human hunting. The video cites recent discoveries of soft tissue in dinosaur fossils as evidence challenging conventional dating methods.

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Runtime: 11 minutes

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• Ica Stones
• 28) YOUNG EARTH: Do the revelations teach a 7,000 year temporal existence of the earth?
• 18) CREATIONISM: How should Latter-day Saints view Creationism?