Visitors at the entrance of the Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose, TX
“Most everyone in Glen Rose that I know believes man and dinosaurs coexisted. The only conflict we have is when people move from metropolitan areas and have different value systems. I think some don’t have a strong [religious] belief system, and they’re more likely to go with science than faith.”
— Alice Lance, a resident of Glen Rose, Texas.
Glen Rose, about 40 miles south of Fort Worth, is home to some of the best-preserved dinosaur tracks in the world. It’s also a heavily Christian community where many locals interpret the book of Genesis literally. Note to self: search for Elvis and Jim Morrison on next visit to Glen Rose; bring Jewish and Muslim friends, too.
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