Ken Ham's Creation Museum

No, do you? What if we changed the word government to fundamentalist Christian authorities? I've noticed that many of the people you have supported in the past talk like Dominionists, and that is exactly what they want. The Chinese, Indian, and Arabic people might object to you calling Europeans the only civilized people during the dark ages. Please read more history. Jews would prefer that you use the term genocide to reflect a massacre of a group of people based upon religion, ethnicity, politics or tribal affiliation. The word Holocaust should be reserved for the extermination of Jews by the Nazis during WWII.You sure make it hard to agree with even when right when you are so loose with your historic facts and so insensitive to other racial and religious groups.

It is possible, however unlikely that Ham is not deliberately lying, he could be such a fanatic that he has lost any touch with reality and therefore could be similar to another person whose conclusions you have defended in the past, Wyatt. IIRC you have defended Wyatt's ark but not so much the blood of Christ, or tabernacle discoveries. Would you be willing to differentiate between Ham's cult-induced insanities in the same manner?Also, as I'm sure has been repeatedly pointed out, Piltdown Man was not accepted by much of the scientific community and was eventually discovered as a fraud by the scientific community. Why do some in the YEC, or YCC community still demand such frauds as the Paluxy River tracks are fact after they have been renounced by both AIG and the research arm of the founders of modern young earth creationism, the Seventh Day Adventist Church?The only way that modern museums could be the equivalent of Ham's creation museum is if they were still perpetrating a fraud after being denounced by their own, something neither Wyatt nor Ham, or their supporters are evidently prepared to do despite any Biblical commandments to the contrary.Edited by anglagard, : clarity

The weather is on the rampage, homosexuality is on the increase, children are suddenly disobedient, disasters are increasing at an alarming rate, women are becoming our rulers, Biblical apostasy is the norm, fires on the increase, et al?Go ahead start another thread and we can see what the extent of your knowledge of history, and that of your own professed religion, is again for the umpteenth time.Edited by anglagard, : Forgot some histronics.

Just discovered through a Panda's Thumb post and went through the tour right before checking the posts here.I agree it is quite thorough. Good photos and observation.Note: Subsequent additions to the tour are in small type at the end of each part. May be a little hard to find if expecting some giant flashing arrow.Edited by anglagard, : Add note.

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The idea of the sacred is quite simply one of the most conservative notions in any culture, because it seeks to turn other ideas - uncertainty, progress, change - into crimes.
Salman RushdieThis rudderless world is not shaped by vague metaphysical forces. It is not God who kills the children. Not fate that butchers them or destiny that feeds them to the dogs. It’s us. Only us. - the character Rorschach in Watchmen