Comments on: Bible Guides Tour Museums to Counter Science

By: Fey Wren

Fey Wren — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 15:59:15 +0000

That’s spooks me out. I’m glad it’s voluntary, but it still creeps me out that there are people who can so blatantly refute science based on a myth.

Grrr.

By: Cougar Allen

Cougar Allen — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 16:02:38 +0000

I always tell the dupes they don’t have to read any real science — just read what the creationist loonies write with a little intelligence and you’ll see the lunacy fall apart of its own internal inconsistencies. There’s a lot of entertainment in it. Watch them try to deny the validity of all radioisotope dating without denying that something happened over Hiroshima! Watch them argue the Bible does not say the Earth is flat and square! The most fun is reading the different creationist schools’ contemptuous refutations of the other schools’ beliefs. They can all see through each other….

By: wolfa

wolfa — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 02:36:19 +0000

People are crazy, really. But come on, some of the kids have to read the actual content and think “I wonder . . . ” right?

Cougar, I like to avoid wading into creationism, except when other people have handily found for me the interesting things they say. I am a little curious about the isoptopes, though.

By: Interesting...

Interesting... — Sun, 27 Aug 2006 02:27:31 +0000

It amazes me that not one person can say that the Bible is untrue…no one can point out any errors. Yet there are still people like the ones on this page who follow “science” who tends to not be able to prove their theories….like that we came from apes. If that were true…woouldn’t we have some form of evidence?????

By: the one and only

the one and only — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 12:21:35 +0000

a reply to “Interesting”.
have you never seen discovery-chanel, or bullshit?
Thear you will find tons of evidens that the earth is mutch older then the bible say it is.

(sorry for any misspelling)