The notoriously bizarre Institute for Creation Research (sic) cult
routinely publishes equally bizarre religious notions which they wish to
pretend are some how scientific. This text file takes some of the cult's
own bizarre publications and takes a look at them in extract to show just
how nutty (verging on the insane) these "Modern Day Flat Earth
Society" nuts actually are.
Copyright by The Skeptic Tank, 2002, all rights reserved. Permission is
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associated with the document's free distribution among academia and the lay
public.
The ICR cult created a "museum." There are descriptions of the
silly nonsense on the Internet so I won't bother covering it here.
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Yes and if you get a chance, go take a look by all means. A monument to
occult superstition and willful ignorance is worth at least one visit.
Any text written by the creationist cult which may be quoted within this
criticial examination of the creationist cult is provided according to
U. S. Code Title 17 "Fair Use" dictates which may be reviewed at
http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.html
"You can lie about ICR all you want." --
Jason Daniel Henderson
"Thank you for your permission however there's never any need
to.
After almost two years of design and construction, the
new ICR Museum of Creation and Earth History is now open
to visitors.
Creationist propaganda is already self-debunking." --
Fredric L. Rice
This web site is not affiliated or associated with any creationist cult in any way and neither the web site host, the web site owner, or any of the authors which assisted in debunking creationist nonsense are in any way connected with any creationist cult.
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