[qam1]

"The next generation of believers is draining from the churches, and it causes me great personal and professional concern," said Ken Ham, founder and president of Answers in Genesis and a Young Earth creationist.

Nobody has driven more people away from the church than people like Ken Ham and those at Answers in Genesis.

It wouldn't surprise me if the people at Answers in Genesis were really Atheist pretending to be Christians in order to make them look bad.

[CalvaryJohn]

Kent Hovind, tax cheat, shares some responsibility as well.

[tlb]

>>>It wouldn’t surprise me if the people at Answers in Genesis were really Atheist pretending to be Christians in order to make them look bad.

>>>teaching “young earth” creationism will blow your credibility all to hell for the next fifty years. Anyone who wants to kill off Christianity for good would do well to show pictures of Alley Oop and his pet dinosaur walking around together, and pretending it is Biblical.

I’ve had similar suspicions about the people on FR pushing the “temple of dawrin” crap thread genre.