Ken Ham, an Australian who is Answers in Genesis' $120,000-a-year founder and president, says the museum opening will be a significant event in Christendom.
"No one else has ever built a place where you can experience biblical history and merge it with the science," he said.
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the museum opening will be a significant event in Christendom. No one else has ever built a place where you can experience biblical history and merge it with the science
And we're still waiting for that to happen. You're combining the fantasy of your religion with pseudoscience and wishful thinking, and that's all.
There also will be an exhibit suggesting that belief in evolution is the root of most of modern society's evils.
Gosh, what a surprise. Damn those pernicious scientists for pointing out that living beings adapt over time to suit their environments. The existance of a natural, provable phenomenon is destroying people's beliefs in fairies and demons and holy zombies and it must be stopped!
No one else has ever built a place where you can experience biblical history and merge it with the science IT CAN'T BE!
There also will be an exhibit suggesting that belief in evolution is the root of most of modern society's evils. It shows models of children leaving a church where the minister believes in evolution. Soon the girl is on the phone to Planned Parenthood, while the boy cruises the Internet for pornography sites.
"That belief was strongest among those with less education, regular churchgoers, people 65 and older, and Republicans."
Soon the girl is on the phone to Planned Parenthood, while the boy cruises the Internet for pornography sites.
Creation merging with "science" or with SLANDER?, they start by a liquid s but are not the same. And by the way, who are the ones who commit more adultery, have more pregnancies out of wedlock and STD and are regulars in pornography?, who divorce more?, you hit the jackpot, the Biblical Creationist Belt.
When the Gallup Poll asked people about their views on the subject last March, 47 percent of Americans polled said that God created humans pretty much in their present form some time in the last 10,000 years. That belief was strongest among those with less education, regular churchgoers, people 65 and older, and Republicans.
Say, do you guys need an actor to play the boy surfing porn? How much do you pay to do that all day? I mean, I'd do it for the education of the children, naturally, but since my soul would be at risk, I should be getting danger money!
Normally, I would say this is just another way televangelists steal money from the gullible, but I have heard Ken Hamm speak, and he really believes his own delusion. He says man is falible when it comes to scientific research but yet the Bible and Christians' interpretation of it is not.
This sounds like the museum in Morel Oral called "Believe it, or Else".
This sounds like the museum in Morel Oral called "Believe it, or Else".
In 1994 Professor Ian Plimer blew Ken Ham, Carl Wieland, Duane Gish and several others out of the water in a documented book called "Telling Lies for God". (ISBN 0 09 182852 X) This book also exposed some rather curious financial arrangements in the Creation Science Foundation in Australia during the 1980s, see pages 149 to about 159.
Guys, stop referring to this place as a church- if they cotton on they might get TAX EXEMPT STATUS!
This is not a muzeum, this is a fucking brainwashing building.
That being said, I'll probably visit the Creation muzeum, just out of curiosity, and to piss on the exhibitions.
"Soon the girl is on the phone to Planned Parenthood, while the boy cruises the Internet for pornography sites."
That happened on a regular basis at my Catholic high school where creation was taught. Except we had no internet then, so it was porn magazines.
And no one ever will, imbecile.
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