[PatrickHenry]

We haven't had a Kent Hovind thread in a long time.

[Central Scrutiniser]

Isn't Dr. Dino in court fighting a tax resisting rap?

The guy is a pinhead.

[RightWhale]

Kent Hovind is one of the sharper knives in the drawer. However good he is at this, he cannot explain everything with his ID hypothesis, and there are some holes in his development. But give him due credit. He is doing his best and his best is very good.

[Texas Eagle]

... evolution is the “dumbest and most dangerous theory on planet Earth.”

Sounds about right to me. No God, no accountability.

[Revolting cat!]

the Apologetics Association (AA)

AA?
Hi, my name is Revolting cat! and I'm an apologetic.

[razorbak]

Posted by Patrick Henry, the Creationist.

Oops, sorry! The real Patrick Henry, the Creationist, is dead.

[eleni121]

Darwin lovers don't like to debate...every time they do, they lose. They would rather scream and yell and hide behind the status quo...hateful atheists ...

[montag813]

Kent Hovind, a former high school science teacher turned creation science evangelist, said that evolution is the "dumbest and most dangerous theory on planet Earth"

Wow! A High School science teacher! Well I guess all the Yale PhD's are no match for this genius.

[montag813]

inviting them to debate Hovind for an honorarium of $200 to be provided to the individual or group of individuals who agreed. Before the event began, the “No-Debater List,” which was comprised of slides listing the names of UWM science professors who declined the invitation, was projected behind the stage.

Sounds like a friggin Nazi tactic. How despicable. There is no conlict between Creation and Evolution. You can easily believe in both, as do I. Drooling idiots like this boob do nothing but support the most negative stereotypes of Christians, like those morons who lie their way through natural history museums to the poor children who don't know any better and--because of their false teachers--never will.

[Jorge]

A former high school science teacher turned creation science evangelist told an audience at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee last Tuesday that evolution is the “dumbest and most dangerous theory on planet Earth.”

I agree with him.

And I graduated first in my college class with a 4.0 GPA and am an ex-evolutionist.

It just astounds me that people could believe such a transparently idiotic theory as evolution. Monkeys become people. Right.

[editor-surveyor]

Evolution loses every honest, open debate. They have to re-define the world in order to have a chance at a win.

[He Rides A White Horse]

Numero pondere et mensura Deus omnia condidit

God created everything by number, weight and measure.--Sir Isaac Newton

I suppose he's a backwards rube to you.

[He Rides A White Horse]

At any rate, I am convinced that He [God] does not play dice.

Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955), In a letter to Max Born, 1926

Before God we are all equally wise - and equally foolish.

Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)

Just another moron I suppose.

[tallhappy]

We haven't had a Kent Hovind thread in a long time.

Funny.

This is how you spend your time and what you decide to focus on.

Why do you think actual competent people don't take you seriously?

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Hovind began his multimedia presentation by asserting that evolution is the “dumbest and most dangerous” theory used in the scientific community, but that he is not opposed to science.

To prove it, he's been raising dinosaurs and ewoks at his theme park.

[sully777]

This is why we live in the greatest country on earth. Theocrasy is not allowed. The darker side of social darwinism is checked.

The Constitution keeps things comfortable for us heretics and non-conformists.

[RunningWolf]

You got a lot of wisdom there Havoc.

I wish I could write it as well as you do.

Regards,

Wolf