Archive for the ‘creationism’ Category
Shaggy dinosaur story
Posted in creationism, tagged Richard Dawkins on May 15, 2013 | 1 Comment »
Debunking creationist cryptozoology
Posted in creationism, cryptozoology, tagged creationism on February 28, 2013 | 27 Comments »
The best take down creationist crypto crapola ever!
One thing you’ll learn:
The origins of the fire-breathing dragon myth.
Another thing:
There actually is a unicorn!
Is teaching creationism child abuse?
Posted in creationism, tagged Lawrence Krauss on February 9, 2013 | 29 Comments »
Videos of the West Virginia Textbook War
Posted in creationism, tagged West Virginia textbook war on December 13, 2012 | 6 Comments »
Amazingly, there are videos of the demonstrations associated with the West Virginia Textbook War on Youtube.
A West Virginia creationist has decided to upload these onto his channel. I question the wisdom of him doing so, because it makes the fundies look crazier than a bunch of shithouse rats.
Here’s one of them:
If you can stand it, there are more!
The failures of creationism
Posted in creationism, evolution, tagged AronRa, creationism, evolution on November 9, 2012 | 13 Comments »
“I would rather know an uncomfortable truth than believe a beautiful lie.”
–AronRa
Why is Kent Hovind in prison?
Posted in creationism, tagged Illuminati, Kent Hovind on November 2, 2012 | 6 Comments »
Well, I thought it had to do with his IRS problems, but I guess I was wrong.
It turns out that like when Homer Simpson was Mr. X, Kent knew too much!
The Illuminati wanted to shut him up! It makes too much sense!
Gosh, the only thing nuttier than Kent Hovind are his devout followers!
I imagine he continues to natter on prison– I’m sorry, I mean Uncle Obama’s Gulag for Christians!
And I can’t imagine any worse punishment than being forced to be Kent’s cellmate.
That might even be against the constitutional provision against cruel and unusual punishment.
Creationist fool has some nice dogs
Posted in creationism, golden retriever, tagged Buddy Davis, golden retrievers, I don't believe in evolution on July 25, 2012 | 4 Comments »
Buddy Davis might be a nice guy, but he promotes lots of ignorance as a creationist musician.
He’s best known for this wonderful song:
A leading dinosaur expert talks about the bible
Posted in creationism, tagged Kent Hovind on July 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Just kidding! It’s “Dr” Kent Hovind talking about living dinosaurs (and no, he’s not talking about birds!)
And thinks there were grizzly bears in Georgia.
LOL!
How Eric keeps the Hovind empire alive
Posted in creationism, tagged Eric Hovind on July 7, 2012 | 1 Comment »
By selling creationist paraphernalia and trinkets at churches! I’m amazed ol’ Jesus doesn’t show up and run him out the the temple with a bullwhip.
I wonder if any of his trinkets keep the NWO at bay.
That was always his dad’s problem: the NWO was onto him!
An answer to a question on a creationist video on Youtube
Posted in birds, creationism, evolution, tagged avian dinosaurs, dinosaur on July 6, 2012 | 6 Comments »
It’s not often you get the two kookiest creationists in the same video– Eric (Son of Kent, the man who is in prison for either knowing too much or too little) Hovind and Ian (Obvious Mensa member) Juby:
You don’t have to watch the video to know what they’re about to do.
The title is “Is there Evidence of Dinosaurs and Man Living Together?”
And they dredge up the Paluxy river foot prints. which have long been debunked as being evidence that man and dinosaurs walked together.
Of course, they make up a lot of crap in this video.
But what they don’t know is that you don’t have to make up anything to find evidence for dinosaurs and people living together.
I have photographic evidence.
Check this out:
And a golden retriever fetching a duck-billed dinosaur:
And here’s a photo of people riding large theropod dinosaurs:
All I had to do was go to Google Images, and I found a plethora of photographic evidence that shows that dinosaurs and people live together today.
And not a one of them is staged, contrived, or divined using typical creationist logic and science denialism.













