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    From the page: ""It's sort of a monument to scientific illiteracy, isn't it?" said Jerry Lipps, professor of geology, paleontology and evolution at University of California, Berkeley. "Like Sunday school with statues... this is a special brand of religion here. I... more

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  • Rated by Kazzandra on Jul 25, 9:46pm

    I've always been extremely hesitant to laugh at creationists for a myriad of reasons, but this kind of stuff does not help people to be sensitive and thoughtful about the idea of creationism. Trying to blame the world's problem on the idea of evolution is really ridiculous. It's kind of like blaming all of the world's problems on religion... OH WAIT.

  • Rated by Rofang on Jul 13, 5:02pm

    I might cry too.

  • Rated by fontanelle on Jul 07, 4:59pm

    Been there, done that, rocked the T-shirt.

  • Rated by BiosyntheticLife on Jul 07, 7:18am

    From the page: "Lisa Park of the University of Akron cried at one point as she walked a hallway full of flashing images of war, famine and natural disasters which the museum blames on belief in evolution. "I think it's very bad science and even worse theology -- and the theology is far more offensive to me," said Park, a professor of paleontology who is an elder in the Presbyterian Church. "I think there's a lot of focus on fear, and I don't think that's a very Christian message... I find it a malicious manipulation of the public.""

  • Rated by murmur55 on Jul 06, 8:22pm

    From the page: ""It's sort of a monument to scientific illiteracy, isn't it?" said Jerry Lipps, professor of geology, paleontology and evolution at University of California, Berkeley. "Like Sunday school with statues... this is a special brand of religion here. I don't think even most mainstream Christians would believe in this interpretation of Earth's history."" From the page: ""It's sort of a monument to scientific illiteracy, isn't it?" said Jerry Lipps, professor of geology, paleontology and evolution at University of California, Berkeley. "Like Sunday school with statues... this is a special brand of religion here. I don't think even most mainstream Christians would believe in this interpretation of Earth's history."" ...american science education FAIL ...27 million dollar FAIL

  • Rated by jwb1979 on Jul 05, 3:36am

    Fact of the day: The Tyrannosaurus rex was a vegetarian before Adam and Eve bit into that sin-inducing apple.

  • Rated by electricfields on Jul 05, 1:56am

    What a waste of 27 million dollars. I really don't understand how someone could possibly be happy living their lives with so much contempt toward reality that they're willing to believe in creationism. I feel sorry for all those real scientists who had to witness this tripe.