Some Evangelicals Believe Dinosaurs Co-Existed With Man
Robert Paul Reyes
May 03, 2007
“Religion is the opiate of the masses”
Religion hardens the heart against unbelievers and weakens the mind so it will swallow the unbelievable.
From Counterbias.Com:
Consider the new $27 million, 60,000 square-foot Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky, scheduled to open May 28, 2007. The brain-dead concoction of Answers in Genesis, the “creation-science” museum features exhibits of human children playing with dinosaurs in Eden.
AIG founder and president Ken Ham maintains that since the Bible explicitly says the world was created in six regular days, dinosaurs co-existed with man.”
Ham must think that “The Flinstones” isn’t a fantasy cartoon series, but a reality TV show.
Human beings could no more co-exist with dinosaurs than I could co-exist on the same basketball court with The Dallas Mavericks.
Ham is not a fanatic operating a Noah’s Ark exhibit on his front yard, next to his car that’s on blocks. He is a well known speaker who is the head of a $27 million dollar museum. It’s scary that this idiot could have raised so much money to open a museum based on such a preposterous premise.
Ham has been a frequent lecturer at Thomas Road Baptist Church. It’s not surprising that Ham would find common ground with Jerry Falwell, an idiot who believes Tinky Winky is a gay role model.
Religion is a mighty opiate, I’ve never smoked, shot-up or swallowed anything that made me see dinosaurs and children frolicking together.
Religion hardens the heart against unbelievers and weakens the mind so it will swallow the unbelievable.
From Counterbias.Com:
Consider the new $27 million, 60,000 square-foot Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky, scheduled to open May 28, 2007. The brain-dead concoction of Answers in Genesis, the “creation-science” museum features exhibits of human children playing with dinosaurs in Eden.
AIG founder and president Ken Ham maintains that since the Bible explicitly says the world was created in six regular days, dinosaurs co-existed with man.”
Ham must think that “The Flinstones” isn’t a fantasy cartoon series, but a reality TV show.
Human beings could no more co-exist with dinosaurs than I could co-exist on the same basketball court with The Dallas Mavericks.
Ham is not a fanatic operating a Noah’s Ark exhibit on his front yard, next to his car that’s on blocks. He is a well known speaker who is the head of a $27 million dollar museum. It’s scary that this idiot could have raised so much money to open a museum based on such a preposterous premise.
Ham has been a frequent lecturer at Thomas Road Baptist Church. It’s not surprising that Ham would find common ground with Jerry Falwell, an idiot who believes Tinky Winky is a gay role model.
Religion is a mighty opiate, I’ve never smoked, shot-up or swallowed anything that made me see dinosaurs and children frolicking together.
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