Ken Ham has pissed off Buster the Atheist Pug.
Religious Fundamentalist Ken Ham Battles US Constitution
This morning, Ken Ham, of Answers in Genesis, took to Twitter to release a barrage of tweets insisting that public schools have the right to plan and execute school trips to his newly-opened Ark Encounter biblical theme park which teaches, among other things, that the Earth is no older than 6,000 years and that evolution is false.
It seems that Mr. Ham is blissfully unfamiliar with the…
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On a hot, humid Saturday in Washington DC, John de Lancie expressed his views on the negative effects of religious indoctrination on science.
His thought-provoking presentation did include some heartbreaking points, though. His story about students at a college he had visited should fill you with dread for the future of our nation.
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In this episode, Eric, once again, trips through a series of silly misrepresentations of observed reality.
He’s off to a great start when he complains that skeptics tend to say that the ‘Great Flood’ was a myth, and then immediately provides what he thinks is evidence to the contrary by mentioning that many cultures have flood…
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Eric Hovind is at it again. Following in his father Kent Hovind’s footsteps, he happily dismisses the theory of evolution, the Big Bang theory, the geologic column and just about everything else modern science has discovered. The alternative he (and Kent) offer? ‘GODDIDIT! In this episode, Eric uses one of his dad’s best tricks;…
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Buster, sole Atheist among #Pugs , returns to point out Ken Ham's backpedalling
No joke being into science and religious is so annoying, people who like the same things I do hope I become non religious all the time as if I will improve
The idea that somehow religion is antithetical to science is incredibly dumb. Just because Karen the Evangelical creationist thinks evolution is a hoax doesn’t mean that every religion shares those views.