[PatrickHenry]

Bold and underlining added by me. Everybody be nice.

[PatrickHenry]

EvolutionPing

A pro-evolution science list with over 280 names. See the list's description at my freeper homepage. Then FReepmail to be added or dropped.

[Non-Sequitur]

Two T-Rex on the ark, huh? Well that would probably explain why a lot of species became extinct.

[Junior]

They'll spend $25 million dollars on this "museum" and then turn around and bitch that they can't get grant money to do their "research."

[sirchtruth]

"And so, I believe, is the age of the Earth," Storrs said. "It's very clear the Earth is much older than 6,000 years."

It is? By who's time?

Thanks for this PH. I appreciate you relating all aspects of the debate.

[LanPB01]

Oh, yeah. This is EXACTLY what we need in Kentucky. /sarcasm

[LanPB01]

"It's going to be a mini-Disney World"

Yeah, it's a Magic Kingdom, alright.

[Drammach]

Considering the topic, even a HAM SANDWICH would start a debate..

[DannyTN]

Ping

[nmh]

"John Marburger, the Bush administration's science adviser, has said, "Evolution is a cornerstone of modern biology."

Who cares!

He's wrong!

Ah liberals are sooooo intolerant. Unless YOU were there, you really don't know WHAT or HOW it happened - especially when evolutionists use FAULTY measuring and faulty theories ALL based on NO GOD. The initial premise of ALL evolution is that there is NO GOD.

[AntiGuv]

Among Ham's beliefs are that the Earth is about 6,000 years old, a figure arrived at by tracing the biblical genealogies, and not 4.5 billion years, as mainstream scientists say; the Grand Canyon was formed not by erosion over millions of years, but by floodwaters in a matter of days or weeks and that dinosaurs and man once coexisted, and dozens of the creatures - including Tyrannosaurus Rex - were passengers on the ark built by Noah, who was a real man, not a myth.

If this creation museum explains how Pepi I, the 2nd Pharaoh of the 6th Dynasty of Egypt who reigned in the time* of the alleged Flood, managed to not only survive said Flood but to not even notice it, then I'll go visit.

* As traced by biblical geneologies, of course..

[nmh]

"But he adds that he's careful to condemn the behavior, not the person. "

What's in a persons heart comes out through their behavior so the person is condemned. You can't separate the person from their behavior and I'm not talking about some disease like Parkinson's where a person shakes and can't help that.

[nmh]

"Bold and underlining added by me. Everybody be nice."

LOL.

You thoroughly enjoy stirring the pot otherwise you would not have posted this. This is OLD news.

[AntiGuv]

PS. That random segue by the article to homosexuality and Ham's 'anti-gayness' doesn't make much sense in its context.

[icwhatudo]

As a conservative Christian who believes God did create everything and evolution is just a "theory"....this article makes me cringe. T-rex on the arc? 6,000 year old planet? I thought this was a joke article from the onion.

[Doctor Stochastic]

...dinosaur models...

[Fester Chugabrew]

"The bottom line is, he is anti-gay, and he uses that card all the time."

Not exactly a firm argument in favor of the philosophy of evolution.

[Stultis]

"See, their eyes would be yellow because of all the beta carotene these obvious vegetarians were getting from the carrots they ate!"

[Central Scrutiniser]

A creation museum devoted to telling us that the earth is 6000 years old.

How did this country get so damned STUPID?

The talking mice at Disneyland are more scientifically valid than this religious wasteland.

[fish hawk]

Was the museum created or did it just evolve?

[PieroC]

I tried to post this story written on the Cincinnati Enquirer, May 22, 2005, not knowing it was not allowed.

It is in a very visible location from I-275, on the way to the Indiana Casinos!