[Soliton]

There is an UFO Museum in Roswell, NM too! Ibumped into Big Foot at both.

[Clemenza]

More than a half-million people have toured the attraction, in northern Kentucky just outside of Cincinnati, since its May 2007 opening

At least half the population of the United States has an IQ under 100, so I'm surprised that it hasn't attracted more.

Creationists, flat earthers, UFO afficionados, baseball card economists, global warming fundamentalists, and other quacks have more in common with each other than they are willing to believe.

I generally like my Xian fellow citizens and family members, but when they start using scripture as science, I just have to roll my eyes.

[Red_Devil 232]

[Just mythoughts]

Both sides are void of wisdom as the Bible no where states how old this earth is. Wisdom says this earth is very very old and if the dinos were plodding upon this earth in Noah's day he would have been required to have housed them upon that ark.

I have seen the dino tracks at Glen Rose, Texas and it sure was not Noah's flood that froze in time those prints.

[SECURE AMERICA]

“We’re depressed, I think,” said Dan Phelps, head of the Kentucky Paleontology Society, who toured the museum shortly after its opening. “There’s been such a push in recent years to improve science education, but stuff like this still hangs around.”

Yeah and the good thing is that it will still be around long after you are gone....

[Salman]

Because God isn’t clever enough to create a universe where life can develop naturally, but sneaky enough to make it look like He did.

[rusureitflies?]

well, it’s not a bad show...I still don’t think it’s wise to mock God... He has done a lot for us, like given us Life and His Son, Jesus Christ..

[Goonch]