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thecrow

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35. My brother just visited the " Creation Museum"
Sun Jun 11, 2017, 10:46 PM
Jun 2017

and sent me lots of pictures of the exhibits pushing this "grand canyon was formed by Noah's flood"
"theory". I was shocked. It was a oage taken straight out of medieval times.
This attraction draws millions each year.
Now I am wondering what other types of exhibits they will force on the believing public, and wonder how far they get to go with this. They already have dinosaurs boarding the ark.

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more religious insanity.... dhill926 Jun 2017 #1
Just dropped Netflix yesterday because of this KentuckyWoman Jun 2017 #2
OK I may have to do a deep dive on this for the Top 10. Initech Jun 2017 #37
Where did he get his degree? No accredited university or college could give a geology degree Nitram Jun 2017 #3
University of Sydney. Igel Jun 2017 #7
Clearly I'm behind the times. And a bit naive. Nitram Jun 2017 #39
Many do... Baconator Jun 2017 #16
PhD's can be stupid just like anyone else. Drahthaardogs Jun 2017 #4
There is a difference between intelligence and wisdom. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2017 #18
Absolutely, although I will say this... Drahthaardogs Jun 2017 #21
He's suing to remove 60 1/2-pound rocks. Oh, my. Lol. Hortensis Jun 2017 #5
So thirty pounds of rocks are going to prove Ilsa Jun 2017 #12
If he's already in Australia, he should just go the the Jack Hills instead petronius Jun 2017 #6
Mining geology is hard work. Ripping off Creationists by telling them what they want to hear... hunter Jun 2017 #8
Maybe he didn't become... 3catwoman3 Jun 2017 #9
Maybe he never really completed his "doctorate" in the first place. smirkymonkey Jun 2017 #25
I remember having similar thoughts... 3catwoman3 Jun 2017 #30
OK, so he has a profession degree AND he whores himself out for money procon Jun 2017 #10
Meh... Baconator Jun 2017 #17
I would seriously question that "degree". smirkymonkey Jun 2017 #27
It doesn't even look like it was caused by a flood. Quixote1818 Jun 2017 #11
Here's an interesting article about the scablands... hunter Jun 2017 #19
Thanks! nt Quixote1818 Jun 2017 #26
Religious stupidity is a state of mind ProudLib72 Jun 2017 #13
You could put quotes around "Geologist", too Warren DeMontague Jun 2017 #14
Bingo. He's a creationist, not a geologist. GaYellowDawg Jun 2017 #20
Seriously, I could call myself a fucking geologist and make shit up. smirkymonkey Jun 2017 #28
The Two Dr. Snellings Louis1895 Jun 2017 #15
I think he enjoys his world travels, especially when the moron creationists pay for it. hunter Jun 2017 #24
So wish these nutter fundamentalist Christians Jake Stern Jun 2017 #22
There must be a DONATE button somewhere. The best way to find an easy mark is to sell stupid. L. Coyote Jun 2017 #23
People seem to be missing the bigger question. gibraltar72 Jun 2017 #29
Same with "Doctor" Steven A Austin.. Permanut Jun 2017 #31
The same way fundamentalists get to be lawyers, probably--by attending a religious college or law tblue37 Jun 2017 #32
good on NPS for refusing to even provide an audience to this nonsense Takket Jun 2017 #33
More on this guy: icymist Jun 2017 #34
My brother just visited the " Creation Museum" thecrow Jun 2017 #35
Once you've been to the Kool Aid bowl.. Permanut Jun 2017 #40
"The Rocks Don't Lie" by David R. Montgomery PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2017 #36
Great tip.. Permanut Jun 2017 #41
These nut cases have been immortalized in song, though maybe not how they'd like DFW Jun 2017 #38
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