Difference between revisions of "Tailbone"
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| − | The '''tailbone''' is a vestigal piece of bone at the end of the spinal cord that is believed by [[evolutionists]] to once attach a tail, akin to monkeys today. | + | The '''tailbone''' is a vestigal piece of bone at the end of the spinal cord that is incorrectly believed by [[evolutionists]] to once attach a tail, akin to monkeys today. |
[[Creation science]] explains that it is used to support the spine. | [[Creation science]] explains that it is used to support the spine. | ||
Revision as of 14:49, April 12, 2011
The tailbone is a vestigal piece of bone at the end of the spinal cord that is incorrectly believed by evolutionists to once attach a tail, akin to monkeys today. Creation science explains that it is used to support the spine.