Everything Wrong with the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter

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  @euripidiesupman9755 · 4 years ago

  A while back, Ham had to fight his insurance company because of "flood damage" to his ark from a huge rain storm.  I find that hilariously ironic.

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  @ajdean2974 · 3 years ago

  Erika is brave enough for facing Kenny head on... but happily having bugs on her face for sake of an intro is next level

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  @august2243 · 3 years ago

  I went to the creation museum when I was like 9 or 10 with my  (highly religious) grandma and when we got the the ark portion I informed her that "phineas and ferb could have done it better" my dad found that way funnier than my grandma.

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  @thychozwart2451 · 2 years ago

  I was laughing way too hard at the futurama clips, the professor explaining evolution to the orangutan with all the transitional species is basically exactly what you do, but the writers at least understood that EVENTUALLY you can't use the same argument anymore because all the evidence is there. And real life creationists will see that and say "lol no" and then talk about cars lined up in a parking lot or a mosquito laying an egg that makes an elephant

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  @terryloh8583 · 4 years ago

  When their own website unironically brags about their ark being a "miracle of modern engineering" and that wood was sourced from several continents, none of this surprises me.

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  @Lobster_Lars · 3 years ago

  Erika pretending to be under 18 to save 20 bucks is my kind of energy

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  @CougarDoomer · 4 years ago

  From private Christian evangelical elementary school, to primatologist. Well played, madam, well played.

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  @tlucas7031 · 2 years ago

  I really don’t understand why Ken Ham is a climate change denier. Humans ruining the earth today fits well with the whole “human sin ruined Eden” part.

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  @tylerstoltzfus3456 · 4 years ago

  I went to Mennonite highschool that taught young earth creationism. The proudest moment of my highschool career is the time we went to see Ken Ham speak at Cedarville University and I ended up full-on, mouth-agape, head-back sleeping through the whole presentation.

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  @suzuplaza · 4 years ago

  Telling Ken Ham to read the bible correctly is truly the greatest uno reverse card of all time

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  @WishStone · 4 years ago

  I feel so, so bad for any child walking through these exhibits. They trust their elders to teach them about the world.... and are fed lies. :/<br>I remember being in a Roman history museum (I grew up in Germany, dime a dozen in the western, Roman part) and asking my teacher why some exhibits said that they may not be accurate. &quot;If they are not accurate, why are they here?&quot; - &quot;Because this is the best we know right now. In a few years, someone might find something new and they need to change things. That&apos;s how natural science works - it keep growing.&quot; Thank you, Frau Petrenko.

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  @livliveart · 2 months ago

  Seeing the kids in these places breaks my heart. I hope they make it out of their parents&apos; fundamentalism with as little trauma as possible. (I... didn&apos;t. I&apos;m disabled now because of it, probably for life. But I&apos;m doing my best to heal.)

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