The Creation Museum Virtual Tour!!

[lemmings]

It’s here, an online virtual tour of the 27,000,000 dollar Creation Museum that is to change the way that the layman looks at science! 27 million, that’s about the same amount that it took to make Return of the Jedi, or the fourth AND fifth movies. So, has it paid off? No, it hasn’t. It looks like most of that money went into the animatronics used to entertain the kids. The rest of the place just appears to be of the same quality as The Brick Testament and a bunch of PowerPoint presentations.

http://crazytalk.typepad.com/bluegrassroots/2007/06/fun_at_the_crea.html

Look a horse!

Barbie and Ken.

 

[peter22]

Does the museum have a future section with mechas and lasers? That would be cool.

I'd like to see Cyber-moses duke it out with Mecha-lucifer.

 

[Tenka]

It’s here, an online virtual tour of the 27,000,000 million dollar Creation Museum

$27 trillion bucks? That must have given the economy the kick start it needed.

 

[moogoob]

Wow... just.. wow. That was a real collection of propaganda, now, wasn't it? I scarcely saw any science, if any, in any of those slides.

 

[tanzanos]

I prefer Disney world!

 

[DrkSdBls]

I prefer Disney world!

Yeah. Me too. It's more Realistic.

 

[Split Rock]

I like that they admit their interpetation of scripture is at odds with "human reason." I could not agree more!

 

[MrGoodBytes]

I honestly believe that taking your kids into a inappropriate content shop would cause less long-term damage than visiting the Creation Museum. It really borders on child abuse.

 

[lemmings]

$27 trillion bucks? That must have given the economy the kick start it needed.

Hehe, no one will ever know.

 

[ExistencePrecedesEssence]

It costs 20 dollars to get in, and even for me who lives about 20 minutes from the town that it resides within(the town so vast it would take hours to find the darn place). Its amazing how incredibly different from my area of kentucky(which is the suburb of cinci) to the area just outside my county(nearly all farm land). I have decided it costs to much to even propose going, plus i dont want to take an hour and a half finding it, even with mapquest(the town takes up about 2 counties from side to side, its a spread out set of houses, and local stores). Also, the area just outside my county is one of the most heavily religious areas in all of kentucky.

 

[lemmings]

I honestly believe that taking your kids into a inappropriate content shop would cause less long-term damage than visiting the Creation Museum. It really borders on child abuse.

It's not like it is actualy going to convert people. People over estimated it's impact on the debate. It's likely actualy going to help us in the end as people realise it's a joke.

 

[shadowmage36]

Finally, there exists a living monument to the Wizard's First Rule. Zedd Zorander would be pleased.

 

[the_Radio_Star]

Does the museum have a future section with mechas and lasers? That would be cool.

I'd like to see Cyber-moses duke it out with Mecha-lucifer.

Yeah, where's the giant room with Jesus up in the clouds and the scientists being sent to hell?

 

[Vainglorious]

I think it is wonderful they built this "museum". Here we have Creation Science in all it's glory. No double talk about "equal time" or "we just interprete the evidence differantly".

In their own words this is a argument between "human reason" and "God's word".

And just to give an idea of how bat**** crazy they really are we have this

Is this supposed to be a childhood fantasy or are they really claiming this happened. AiG have taken such are hard left into Crazy Town it is impossible to tell.

 

[lemmings]

Does anyone understand how the ‘human logic v god’s book’ argument actually works? I mean, Man ate from the tree of knowledge, and we are able to see flaws within our design. This has to mean that collectively we at least are of comparative intelligence to it, if not superior. Our opinion has to count for something then, right?

 

[peter22]

Human Reason vs God's Word?

Yes, that's about it. Problem is, only one exists.

 

[ExistencePrecedesEssence]

Too bad thats not the entire cogito.

 

[tanzanos]

Hey where have all the creationists gone? They should be here to gloat on their AMUSEUM!

 

[And-U-Say]

It’s here, an online virtual tour of the 27,000,000 dollar Creation Museum that is to change the way that the layman looks at science! 27 million, that’s about the same amount that it took to make Return of the Jedi, or the fourth AND fifth movies. So, has it paid off? No, it hasn’t. It looks like most of that money went into the animatronics used to entertain the kids. The rest of the place just appears to be of the same quality as The Brick Testament and a bunch of PowerPoint presentations.

http://crazytalk.typepad.com/bluegrassroots/2007/06/fun_at_the_crea.html

Look a horse!

Barbie and Ken.

Creationists are so fortunate that:
1) Eve was created with hair long enough that parents don't have to explain why she doesn't have a "top" on.

2) Vegetation was just high enough to intercept a whole bunch of additional questions from curious youngsters.

Halelulia!

 

[Morcova]

Ahh, the Ignorance Museum: Preparing Your Children for Rewarding Futures in the Fast Food Industry.