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Newly opened Creationist Museum in the US
http://arstechnica.com/articles/cult...ion-museum.ars
Should be good to get people's comments on this....
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I think this is the clincher
Eve and a vegetarian velociraptor together in the Garden of Eden
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drjonbo...7600301874014/
Crazy.
If I was an alien, I'd laugh. Sadly I'm not, so I'm just going to cry now.
Ah I see, it's not that we evolved from the apes, it's just that Eve looks like a monkey! :D
well i guess they have every right to put across their evidence, although at the natural history museum there is no mocking of religious fews on creation, where as this museums main theme seems to be to insult science and say its ridicolous. Though i guess if your views are so strong then you can't help but think that.
Oh but life being made 6000 years ago..... nah sorry i can't accept that at all.
However i dont think they are the wrong about the great flood. It obviously happened, with the ending of the last ice age.
We're still "in" the last ice age.....
well its nearly ran out!:p i ment when the majority melted, of course theres going to be a large sea level rise and a lot of in land floods when lakes surrounded my ice were freed. Undersea japanese pyramids are evidence of a big change in sea level, so its not suprising the stories were passed down and exaggerated and ended up in religious books.
Ynot is that actually in the creationist museum.
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Originally Posted by wendylove
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There was, however, a saddled dinosaur at the exit for small children to ride.
so if dinosaurs were on Noahs Ark, why are they dead now? Or were they not on Noahs Ark at all? I'm confusedededed
Where Ne-yo
Well, maybe they got lost with the unicorns or better yet the unicorns and the dinosaures all went to heaven or the garden.
Silly children, it was the "The Nothing" that killed the dinosaurs... DUH!!
http://is2.okcupid.com/users/124/318...1157912392.jpg
You know, I'm actually tempted to drive down and check that out (not too far from where I am). If not out of curiosity, for a few laughs. Only thing is, I wouldn't want my money going to support the cause.
They're not dead, just hidingQuote:
Originally Posted by joey11223
ah yes i read more, pleisosaus are living in some areas of the sea even today, thatis why we have rumors of them, young earth christians often turn to Cryptozoology then, hmph i dont want my interest to aid them:(.
Incredibly. How the retarded "dinos lived with humans" actually got so popular... and they are telling children this. Seriously, it is child abuse to tell children such bullshit. They have to unclear everything, if they ever would make it to a university that is.. probably not, with that kind parents that bring them to such brainwashing facilities.
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Nicely said, Nicely Said... : /Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonsay
Actually, it makes sense that dinos lived with humans. That's why they're dead. Humans as we know them today evolved from "Rednecks" from back when there were dinos (they are the missing link, don't you know). They BBQ-ed all of them on noah's ark.
pfffft. I can't believe that people think there is a controversy between Creationism and Evolution, there isn't. Evolution is a natural process. The theory of evolution helps describe it based on evidence. Creationism is a fairy tale. AND the biggest argument is fairness! WTF? Evolution has evidence, ecreationism has none, and doesn't want to give any, they just want their idea to be accepted, i hope noone here believe the earth is 6000 yrs. old, i really do.
Yeah, I hope the same. However, in the American country side there are a lot of people that are brainwashing children into thinking the earth is 6000 years old.. I am not sure how many people can be That oblivious, but then again, they grow up in their own little communities, and never hear anyone with knowledge talk about it. Hence, a grand generation of idiots is born onto this world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seismosaur
I just hope some of them are smart enough to reach out for proper, scientific knowledge.
OMG. It makes perfect sense. Naoh and such HAD to BBQ the dinos, because they didn't fit on the Ark, because the ark the bible describes, couldn't fit 10 elephants.Quote:
Originally Posted by Replicon
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Originally Posted by Neruo
I'm an American, and I can't really refute this. If it helps, there are plenty of us who know better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neruo
People tell me that the main creationist point is that evolution is just a theory, like creationism. Technically a theory is defined by many things, but one of them is that it is placed under scrutiny by the scientific method. One of the points of the scientific method is that if contrary evidence is brought forwards, the theory is revised or thrown out. Creationism doesn't do this, so it can not technically be called a theory, it falls under the category of myth.
Yes, the THEORY of evolution is a theory. It describes HOW evolution works. EVOLUTION happens, period. THAT cannot be refuted, but the THEORY of evolution can be changed and altered as new evidence and ideas pour in. CREATIONISM is a fairy tale. EVOLUTION is the process of the change of allelic frequencies in a population over time. CREATIONISM has hollow, unsupported arguments. EVOLUTION has lots of evidence, and supportable arguments.
Think the museum needs another dino exhibit
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=38112
imagine riding on the back of that...
DUDE!! Good laughs!! I got a cramp in my side from laughing when i saw the "Human Reason" vs. "Gods word" explaination of time. What a joke.
Does anybody know why people WANT to believe stuff like this? Is it just stupid people explaining what they cant understand, and then reinforcing it with circumstancial science?
Neuro is right. This is brainwashing that needs to be spoken out against. Unfortunately, anyone who speaks out against it will be seen as a persecutor.