'The museum has hired extra security and explosives-sniffing dogs to counter anonymous threats of damage to the building.'

It's usually religious folks who like to blow shit up they don't agree with... lol.

Ham, an Australian who moved to America 20 years ago, believes creationists could have presented a better case at the Scopes trail if they'd been better educated

Oooh... sorry, no. Had they been better, or indeed even partially educated, they wouldn't have been creationists.

Thanks for playing, Ham. If that is your real name. And it is.

'I think we'll be surprised at how many people come,' Ham said

...further exhibiting a frightening misunderstanding of causality.



'Mocking publicity is free publicity,' Looy said.

Which is great for their bottom line and, I hope, terrible for their cause, if it makes people realize that the church is leaking out of the church at an alarming pace.



'I don't think it's going to be forcing any viewpoint on them, but challenging them to think critically about their evolutionary views,' said Manto.

Haha.

'I don't think it's going to be forcing any viewpoint on them, but challenging them to think critically about their evolutionary views,' said Manto.

You mean, like, how Christianity is just a cult of Judaism, which is just a tribal plagiarization of Zoroastrianism and other Mesopotamian faiths? And that science directly contradicts The Christian Creation Story among other nonsense?

LOL! They should have a display showing how God went around hiding all the dinosaur bones.

Only $27 million!

Baron von Rictosaur

Read Lauren Becker's essay, 300 Million Year Old Rock, for a compelling and eminently sensible argument against dangerous creationist thought.