Creation Museum Sparks Evolution Debate

RedNova ^ | 22 May 2005 | Staff

[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.

[nmh]

Unlike evolution projects they didn't get "research grants" or government money for this museum. IN other words they are feeding at the public trough as evolutionist need to do to get someone to fund their Indiana Jones adventures into godless evolution.

[nmh]

And yet they STILL BELIEVE IN EVOLUTION!

It's like saying Bill Clinton is an honest man!

LOL!

Will the godless evolutionist EVER GET IT?

LOL!

Terminally dumbed down and proud of it.

How sad.

[AntiGuv]

You seem to have a lot of info at your fingertips. I don't suppose any of your links explain how Pepi I, 2nd Pharaoh of the 6th Dynasty of Egypt,* failed to notice being inundated beneath 40 feet of water during Noah's Flood, do they?

* Or, if you prefer the alternative Flood dating timeline, Niuserre Izi, the 6th Pharaoh of the 5th Dynasty, who doesn't appear to have noted any great Flood either..

[Junior]

I guess if creationists actually started turning out real science, they could qualify for public grants, too. Remember, not all research is carried out on the public dime; a lot of it is privately funded. Creationists evidently have a pretty decent well of funds they can go to to fund their research -- if they actually wanted to do any research, which we know they don't.

[exDemMom]

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

Who cares!

He's wrong!

And how are you so certain that he's wrong? Have you studied biology? Taken the time to get a Ph.D. (as I have), thereby demonstrating that you have a good understanding of the basic science as it stands now? Have you ever undertaken a research project aimed at understanding the differences between two similar species, and then, furthermore, tried to carry out the project while handicapping yourself by refusing to look at any research that touches on the evolutionary aspects of the differences?

Until you have that kind of knowledge and experience about what we do in the biological sciences, you really have no basis on which to call someone who correctly states "Evolution is a cornerstone of modern biology" a liar.

[exDemMom]

Your picture didn't come through.

[aumrl]

no pic came thru; but have faith.Maybe something will evolve!.....WHAT'S that you say; something can't evolve from nothing....Well that is the point now isn't it.

[Inyo-Mono]

THE CASE OF ARCHAEOPTERYX The evidence strongly indicates it is a fake

Archaeopteryx (unlike Archaeoraptor) is NOT a hoax — it is a true bird, not a ‘missing link’ by Jonathan Sarfati

Your links are ludicrous. Archaeopteryx is a hoax in one link and evidence that it is a true bird and not a “missing link” in another. What nonsense.

[Inyo-Mono]

defibrillator is not trying to post a picture, he's a troll trying to take up bandwidth on threads. Second one he's done this to.

[TXnMA]

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

With mustard or mayo? '-}

[TXnMA]

And I'll sit and wonder where that $25 million came from.

P.T. Barnum said, "There's one born every minute..."

[WildHorseCrash]

Donations from the ignorant, stupid or insane who claim not to believe in evolution.

[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.

[TomSmedley]

And I'll sit and wonder where that $25 million came from. Anyone know?

Contributions from people who care. Unlike PBS, NPR, or your local public school.

[Doctor Stochastic]

...dinosaur models...

[Drammach]

mustard or mayo?

Either one, but not both.. ;o)