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Combine that with my impression that most of his seminars have that "used care salesman/pyramid scheme/rapid fire handy-dandy-mixer-dicer" look and feel, I would hope that most YECs would at least disown him in favor of the more legitimate YEC resources like AIG and ICR that are at least capable of abandoning arguments that are so long refuted as to be rediculous.
Unfortunately, from personal experience and also general observation, many devout fundy-types tend to simply accept and believe
anyone who shares their religious beliefs, no matter how preposterous their claims are.
I had a Mormon friend who used to send me all of these silly urban legend warning e-mails that had been circulated among her curch driends. I finally got concerned enough to start doing a few minutes research on them, found that they were drivel and sent replies to my friend and all of the people on the forward list.
She was FURIOUS with me for giving her better, more reputable information because it contradicted what her nice, implicitly-trusted religious friends told her. I thought she and all of her friends would want to know that, according to current research, using deoderant probably did not give women a higher risk of getting breast cancer, but I guess not.
No good deed goes unpunished.
Political true-believers are exactly the same way, BTW.