This is just more creationist babble, the only purpose of which is to shore up the creation story (or myth) in the book of Genesis. Why is this important to creationists? I think the reason is that they believe that questioning the literal interpretation of any Biblical story throws in doubt all the other events, the parables, the wisdom, and the hope for salvation contained in that great book. Many others, including myself, disagree. Acceptance of the wisdom and hope found in the Bible doesn't depend on our believing that the super strength of the Judge Samson was lost when a temptress cut his hair, and subsequently returned with lack of a haircut, allowing Samson to break the pillars that held up a pagan temple.

Creationists would have us believe that humans walked with dinosaurs in Eden. No interpretation of science by Mr. Heaton can possibly make that true, except in the closed minds of True Believers.