The Creation Museum just opened!

[limelady]

Just saw an item on TV about this....the first time I switched it on in many months. I wish I hadn't....I was horrified........the people behind this project (which cost 33 million dollars :rolleyes:) believe the Earth was created only 6 -10 thousand years ago, and exactly as described in the bible.

I don't believe the history of evolution is correct either but bloody hell.....how do these people account for all the human artefacts that have been found and carbon-dated to be tens of thousands of years old? :eek:

http://www.creationmuseum.org

[mynameis]

They might even believe Satan himself placed those objects for mankind to find.

[mrguitarbear]

There was a German theory of the mid-19th century that expressed the belief that God had planted the dinosaur bones as a test of faith for Christians.

This was of course before carbon dating...:rolleyes:

[gordonfreeman]

Creation Museum, don't tell me it's another Museum of Natural History.

I wonder why no one replies, after I post in most of the threads.

[hagbard_celine]

Just saw an item on TV about this....the first time I switched it on in many months. I wish I hadn't....I was horrified........the people behind this project (which cost 33 million dollars :rolleyes:) believe the Earth was created only 6 -10 thousand years ago, and exactly as described in the bible.

I don't believe the history of evolution is correct either but bloody hell.....how do these people account for all the human artefacts that have been found and carbon-dated to be tens of thousands of years old? :eek:

http://www.creationmuseum.org

I certainly don't think that the "blind watchmaker" view of evolution is correct, but this kind of creationism is complete bumkum! I remember seeing "The Story of God" with Robert Winston where he visited this place, at the time under construction.

There was a German theory of the mid-19th century that expressed the belief that God had planted the dinosaur bones as a test of faith for Christians.


That reminds me of Bill Hicks pretending to be God burying dinosaur bones. "Heh, heh! We'll see who believes in me now!"

[hagbard_celine]

Here's a link to "The Story of god". I love Robert Winston and this is a brilliant series:

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1579120088897504565&q=robert+winston

[graflok]

Notice the graphics on the Creation Museum web page?
Big reptilian eye, spiral, pentagrams/stars, etc.

[notaslave]

Notice the graphics on the Creation Museum web page?
Big reptilian eye, spiral, pentagrams/stars, etc.


and the PREPARE TO BELIEVE slogan. Maybe it's just me but lots of spooky sounding slogans about lately!