PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Before man there was nothing. When creatorsaur saw this he realized he was lonesome. He made man by carving his teeth in their image and they lived on his back.
The humans grew sad and told creatorsaur that his back was bare and empty. So he made soil by covering himself in dirt and made the oceans from his tears.
The humans came to creatorsaur again and said they had nothing to eat. So creatorsaur made the animals from his own flesh and then commanded the soil to sprout life of its own.
The creatorsaur looked upon his cloak of life and saw it grow and prosper
He saw the rivers flow, the buffalo graze, and the birds fly. It was harmonious.
But he also the trees fall and cities rise. Animals slaughtered for entertainment instead of food.
The humans again asked the creatorsaur for more and more. He saw their greed.
The creatorsaur bellowed his first and only words to man, “Have I not given enough. I have clothed myself in dirt, bathed myself in tears,and made life from my own flesh. Is it not enough. You, my first creation, are greed incarnate. I will wake when you have learned to be thankful.
And so creatorsaur‘ eyes sealed shut and his voice grew silent. Man was left to themselves, heartbroken at their abandonment. Man was free. But man was alone.
