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Interesting, do you even know what he's
pointing out to be a lie? Why do you sacastically
spew "If Hovind says so!!"?

Evolution is such a ridiculous cult and why so many
scientist are blinded by it's UNscientific allure is
beyond me?

All Hovind does is point out FACTUAL untruths in text
books. ie, the spotted moth. He does have some theories,
that are just as valid as any scientific GUESS around.

"Why do you sacastically
spew "If Hovind says so!!"? "

Hovind wouldn't know the truth if it bit him on the ass.

"All Hovind does is point out FACTUAL untruths in text
books. ie, the spotted moth"

The peppered moth is a fine example of natural selection in action. There is nothing wrong wrong with using it.

" He does have some theories,
that are just as valid as any scientific GUESS around."

His theory is he can make a lot of money selling videos to boobs with a 3rd grade education. He has a lot of supporting evidence for this theory. His other *theories*?; not so much.

He does have some theories, that are just as valid as any scientific GUESS around.

you mean like his "theory" that the grand canyon was created in a 30 minute flashflood?

"Most people, sometime in their lives, stumble across truth. And most jump up, brush themselves off, and hurry on about their business as if nothing had happened." Sir Winston Churchill

I believe this could be said of the cult of evolution if it is taken to mean that "we all came from a one-celled amoeba." I have absolutely no problem with the reasonable "if you are a black polar bear on an ice floe you will probably get killed first" idea. But when my 10th-grade biology teacher insinuated that we came from apes, that's where the line was drawn. Maybe my teacher was descended from an ape, but me? No thanks - I was made in the image of God. And for those who believe life on earth just "happened" over a period of 15 billion years or so, there is only explanation for the creation itself: God. And why not? To me, it is much more reasonable to believe in a supernatural being that created everything than to believe everything we see happened by chance, popping out of nowhere! One would have to agree that that is, indeed, as Hovind says, the dumbest (putting it mildly) theory on earth.