Creation Museum opens today
For creationists and supporters of the historicity of Genesis like myself, today's opening of the Creation Museum is big news. For the past year or so I've been reading updates on the museum's construction and target date for the grand opening in the AiG newsletter I receive.
Ken Ham, director of Answers in Genesis, spoke at my church in April 2006 and was promoting the museum, then in the beginning stages of construction.
I, for one, can't wait to visit it for myself. They've spared no expense on the museum, raising the entire cost of the project through donations.
There was an article in yesterdays Boston Globe about it, which is worth a read.
posted by Tim @ 10:22
1 Comments:
lui: thanks for responding.
Sure you are entitled to your opinion, and a biased one at that and I am entitled to mine, equally as biased.
However, I respectfully disagree in that I think you are the one being taken for a ride and being made a fool of.
Still, I'd have hoped for something better from you. Criticizing a museum you've never been to from half a world away gives your opinions little weight.
The evidence for these great geologic ages in which dinosaurs came millions of years before man is spotty at best, ludicrous at worst and relies on many suppositions, which are unverifiable and unprovable. And don't even start on the geologic column and layers of strata where fossils were found to prove your arguments because there is no ideal geologic column anywhere in the world that yeilds definitive answers.
You go ahead and believe all of the fairy tales you want in the name of "science". And I'll continue to rely on the truthfulness and reliability of the Biblical record, in this case Genesis 1-11. We'll see who is right in the end. Don't be surprised when it's not you.
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