John Scalzi goes to the Creation Museum...

[anghara]

...and it's uniquely entertaining. It's heartening to me to hear him say that there were a few utterances of "oh, come on" overheard inside this edifice, but I see his photograph of the bus with "Stewart Home School" emblazoned on its side, and I shudder.

The upshot seems to be, it's all Adam's fault. Like, Scalzi said, "Eat a fruit and become responsible for the heat death of the Universe - God is MEAN."

But go read the whole thing. It's worth the trip.

To Scalzi's blog. Probably not the museum. Although I might actually pay the 20 bucks for the entrance ticket if only for the privilege of saying "Oh, come on" as I pause by every "exhibit".

Comments

[del-c.livejournal.com]

I think I've said this before, but I *love* that they've got dinosaurs. If they had the right stuff when it comes to denial, they'd just deny there ever were such things as dinosaurs, but they can't; they'd lose their own children. Dinosaurs are just too cool not to have in the world.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what surrender in the culture wars looks like.

[dancinghorse.livejournal.com]

O. M. G.

And now my brain has finished exploding and dribbled out my ears.

The scary part? I was surfing for something else earlier, which had no relation to anything religious that I could tell--it was a news item about something fairly innocuous--and I was stupid enough to glance at the comments. Thousands of them. Loaded with "I believe in G-d, G-d's Word is LAW, You are all HEATHENS!!!!!" Only not as correctly spelled.

The Marching Morons. They are here.

[heleninwales.livejournal.com]

That museum is amazing. Amazingly bad, I mean, and sooooo tacky. Thanks for the link though, it was worth it for the model dinosaurs marching up the ramp into the Ark. :)