Creationist Museum Brings Dinosaurs on Board Noah’s Ark
May 28th, 2007I wonder how many people will tell me about their plans to leave the U.S. today.
Via: timesonline:
A vegetarian Tyrannosaurus rex frolicked alongside human beings only a few thousand years ago in the Garden of Eden until Eve decided to munch on that apple, according to the Creation Museum, which opens in Kentucky today.
The $27 million (£14 million) exhibition is funded by evangelical Christians, who apparently believe that by reclaiming dinosaurs and fossils for their literal biblical interpretation of natural history, teenagers are less likely to look at internet pornography or get pregnant out of wedlock.
This sprawling 50-acre (20hectare) site is the latest effort to counter the evolutionary science taught in state schools that Answers in Genesis, the religious group behind the museum, claims has chipped away at the nation’s moral fabric.
It uses much of the same technology seen in mainstream museums. There are realistic moving, roaring dinosaurs and a lifesized model of a ship being built by animatronic craftsmen. In this corner of northern Kentucky the dinosaurs get to go on the ship, which happens to be none other than Noah’s Ark.
I’m leaving, I’m leaving…. LOL!
Lots of people are thinking about running from what’s happening here. As if crossing some line on a map would make you “safe”. No, this new world america is building is for everyone – everywhere. If you run it will just find you, or your kids, or the family you left behind. We are well past all for the whining and politics and lofty opinions about what the american government should be. It has mutated into something so vile even alabama republicians are starting to see the truth. We will fight them now, so we don’t have to fight them from now on.
And here I was thinking that dinosaurs fossils were just Gods little joke.
They’ve been working on overturning the second law of thermodynamics for some time to prove something or another. This should reinvigorate those efforts.
After that I expect that they will repeal the law of gavitation since so many die in falls.
I’m just sitting on the edge of my seat wonder what the next stunt will be.
Hey, if you can’t accept that dinosaurs rode with Noah, then the next thing you’re gonna try to argue is that the Sun doesn’t revolve around the Earth!
http://fixedearth.com/
Kentucky fried chicken poisons minds more than livers… 🙂
The X Club was a secret society in London which worked
to further evolutionary thought and suppress scientific
opposition to it. It was powerful, for all scientific
papers considered by the Royal Society were first
approved by this small group of nine members. Chaired by
Huxley, its members made contacts and powerfully
affected British scientific associations (Michael
Pitman, Adam and Evolution, 1984, p. 64).
…
Robert Chambers (1802-1883) was a spiritualist who
regularly communicated with spirits. As a result of his
contacts, he wrote the first popular evolution book in
all of Britain. Vestiges of Creation (1844), was printed
15 years before Charles Darwin’s book, Origin of the
Species.
…
Alfred Russell Wallace (1823-1913) is considered to be
the man who developed the theory which Darwin published.
Wallace was deeply involved in spiritism at the time he
formulated the theory in his Ternate Paper, which
Darwin, with the help of two friends (Charles Lyell and
Joseph Hooker), pirated and published under his own
name. Darwin, a wealthy man, thus obtained the royalties
which belonged to Wallace, a poverty-ridden theorist. In
1980, Arnold C. Brackman, in his book, A Delicate
Arrangement, established that Darwin plagiarized
Wallace’s material….In 1875, Wallace came out openly
for spiritism and Marxism.
…
It is not commonly known that Charles Darwin, while a
naturalist aboard the Beagle, was initiated into
witchcraft in South America by nationals. During
horseback travels into the interior, he took part in
their ceremonies and, as a result, something happened to
him. Upon his return to England, although his health was
strangely weakened, he spent the rest of his life
working on theories to destroy faith in the Creator.
…
In his book, Darwin reasoned from theory to facts, and
provided little evidence for what he had to say. Modern
evolutionists are ashamed of the book, with its
ridiculous arguments.
…
Herbert Spencer (1820-1903)…a spiritist, was the one
who initially invented the term, “evolution” (R. Milner,
Encyclopedia of Evolution, 1990, p. 159; cf. 424).
Spencer introduced sociology into Europe, clothing it in
evolutionary terms.
…
Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was deeply indebted to the
evolutionary training he received in Germany as a young
man. He fully accepted it, as well as Haeckel’s
recapitulation theory. Freud began his Introductory
Lectures on Psychoanalysis (1916) with Haeckel’s
premise: “Each individual somehow recapitulates in an
abbreviated form the entire development of the human
race” (R. Milner, Encyclopedia of Evolution, 1990, p.
177).
Freud’s “Oedipus complex” was based on a theory of
“primal horde” he developed about a mental complex that
caveman families had long ago. His theories of anxiety
complexes, and “oral” and “anal” stages, etc., were
based on his belief that our ancestors were savage.
…
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) was so deeply involved
in evolutionary theory, that he openly declared that he
wrote his plays to teach various aspects of the theory
(R. Milner, Encyclopedia of Evolution, 1990, p. 461).
…
According to Yaroslavsky, a close friend of his, at an
early age, while attending a Christian Orthodox school,
Stalin began to read Darwin and became an atheist (E.
Yaroslavsky, Landmarks in the Life of Stalin, 1940, pp.
8-9).
…
Sir Julian S. Huxley (1887-1975). Grandson of Darwin’s
“bulldog” (Thomas Huxley), Julian Huxley was the leading
spokesman for evolution by natural selection in the
mid-20th century. Upon being named the first
director-general of UNESCO, he was able to make
evolution the keystone of United Nations scientific
policy.
…
Thompson’s Attack on Darwin (1956). W.R. Thompson, a
leading evolutionary scientist, was asked to write the
Introduction to the 1956 reprint edition of Darwin’s
Origin of the Species. In it, Thompson scathingly
attacked Darwin’s theories on every essential point as
worthless (W.R. Thompson, Introduction to Charles
Darwin, Origin of the Species, 1956 edition).
…
Antelope Springs Tracks (1968)….William J. Meister,
Sr., a non-Christian evolutionist, made a hobby of
searching for trilobite fossils in the mountains of
Utah….Meister was so stunned that he became a
Christian. This was Cambrian strata, the lowest level of
strata in the world; yet it had sandaled human
footprints!
…
Dudley’s Radiodating Research (1975)….H.C.
Dudley…found that…pressure, temperature, electric
and magnetic fields…could change the decay rates of 14
different radioisotopes. The implications…are
astounding. The strata were laid down under great
pressure, and samples would vary widely to temperature
and other changes.
…
Newsweek (November 3, 1980) reported that a large
majority of evolutionists at the conference agreed that
the neo-Darwinian mechanism (of mutations working with
natural selection) could no longer be regarded as
scientifically valid or tenable.
…
http://www.answersingenesis.org/tj/v14/i1/galileo.asp
The battle against Galileo was…started…by Galileo’s
colleagues and scientists…afraid of losing their
position and influence. The…church[men] were much
more open….
Galileo ignored all other researchers, did not inform
them about his discoveries, and believed that he alone
made scientifically relevant discoveries….Galileo
refused to give Kepler one of his telescopes…Galileo
wrote…only in anagrams, so that Kepler could not
understand…
In Galileo’s time, science did not have to decide
between Ptolemy and Copernicus…because everybody
believed that other planets orbited the sun. The
question was, whether or not the earth was moving
itself…
http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v26/i4/nobel.asp
…
Halton C. Arp…studied over 260 galaxies in more than
80 groups and tabulated 24 main galaxies and 38
discordant redshift companions, plus much more. All of
this refutes the speed theory of redshift which, along
with background radiation, was the crutch that
evolutionists leaned on to defend the Big Bang (Halton
Arp, Quasars, Redshifts and Controversies, 1987, p. 5,
plus many scientific articles). Threatened with
disbarment from U.S. observatories, if he did not stop
tearing down one of the two Big Bang pillars, he
refused. A few eminent astronomers, including the
renowned astrophysicist, Geoffrey Burbidge, made
impassioned pleas for everyone to keep an open mind, but
to no avail. In 1983, Caltech’s telescope allocation
committee decided that Arp’s line of research was not
worthy of support and he was to receive no more time for
his work at the telescopes of the Mount Wilson and
Palomar observatories. Refusing to switch over to
politically acceptable studies, he left Caltech for a
position at the Max Planck Institute in Munich, where he
continued to pursue his ideas.
…
In brief, billions upon billions of polonium 218
radiohalos are in granite, yet each halo was formed in
less than 3 minutes. There is no way the halos could get
in there after the granite was formed, yet the granite
had to be solid when the halos formed. This means the
granite was created solid in less than three minutes!
Since granite is the basement rock under every
continent, it would be impossible for the earth to once
have been a molten mass as conjectured by the
evolutionists. Interestingly enough, granite can be
melted; but it will reform into rhyolite, never into
granite.
http://www.halos.com
http://www.drdino.com:8080/QandA/index.jsp?varFolder=Cre
ationEvolution&varPage=HistoryofEvolutionPartOne.jsp
http://www.drdino.com:8080/QandA/index.jsp?varFolder=Cre
ationEvolution&varPage=HistoryofEvolutionPartTwo.jsp
http://www.drdino.com:8080/QandA/index.jsp?varFolder=Cre
ationEvolution&varPage=HistoryofEvolutionPartThree.jsp
http://www.biped.info/articles/collins1.html