Were Dragons real?

This is the question that all mankind has asked at one time or another. The Dragon. It fascinates us, terrifies us, and dazzles our imaginations with bright mental displays of knights in shining armor battling against them, or riding upon them--either way, the Dragon is a creature worth spending time studying. So I have compiled a list of my own theories of how these amazing creatures could have lived alongside us at one time long ago.




The tales of Dragons are known worldwide--along with stories of a Great Flood, angels and demons, gods and devils, giants and serpents. Are Dragons more than just a myth? One must decide that for him/herself--but as for me--after thorough biblical, historical, and scientific study, have become truly convinced that they were real as the sun or the sky, or the air we breathe. The theories and possibilities to prove that Dragons could have been real are endless, but here I have listed a few of the many possibilities.

Theory #1: Is it possible that Dragons were real, and lived alongside Adam and Eve, could talk, fly, and breathe fire before being cursed and turned into snakes by God?


Theory #2: Could it be that Dragons were not the ones who were cursed, and lived long before being killed off by mankind in Pre-Flood times?

Theory #3: Did Dragons survive  past Pre-Flood, but died on the voyage? Doubtful--but still plausible.

Theory #4: Did Dragons go extinct due to mankind's brutal hunts post Flood?

Theory #5:Were Dragon's still around in the Middle Ages, then were killed off?

Theory #6: Did Dragons die out alongside dinosaurs?

Theory #7: did Dragons never die out at all, but still survive, locked in limestone or cryogenic glaciers like mammoths and dinosaurs?

So you see, there are ample amounts of different information supporting the reality of Dragons--why would they only be considered as fantasy creatures? After all, they are mentioned very often in the Bible, and their fame is worldwide. No one believed in dinosaurs before they were proven to have been real--so why are Dragons any different?