The Creation Museum (dinosaur, faith)

[angellous_evangellous]

Originally Posted by lilithu

True, yet somehow people never argue that those other Creation myths be taught in science class...

I think that TVOR is referring to the differing creation accounts in the Bible itself.

[MysticSang'ha]

Originally Posted by The Voice of Reason

I have the "privilege" of living within very easy driving distance of the Creation Museum in northern Kentucky. For a state that struggles with the perception of being populated by ignorant hillbillies, this is a cruel blow.

That's OK. I'm right there with you here in southern Illinois. According to most of my family and friends who live in Chicago, anything south of Peoria is redneck country.



At least WE don't have saddles on dinosaurs. *snickers*

[Quagmire]

I think it's apprapo; it's the Creation museum, and here they are creating stuff (I guess the "Fabrication Museum" didn't sound biblical enough).

[fantôme profane]

I don’t think this is safe for children.

[angellous_evangellous]

Originally Posted by Quagmire

I think it's apprapo; it's the Creation museum, and here they are creating stuff (I guess the "Fabrication Museum" didn't sound biblical enough).

That's a good one!

[Quagmire]

Originally Posted by angellous_evangellous

That's a good one!

It's funny cuz it's true (and yet, no less disturbing).

[Scuba Pete]

Originally Posted by fantôme profane

I don’t think this is safe for children.

A bout ten-fifteen years ago down in the Galapagos Islands, they used to let the tourists "ride" the giant tortoises. A grown man was getting on when a turtle reached it's head around and bit his foot right off. Nothing they could do to retrieve the foot: those chompers are just TOO strong.

Could you imagine being bitten in the same way by a triceratops? Yeouch!