Many people requested that I either stay longer in Cole Harbour, or set up again. We aim to please! The Eastern Passage Baptist Church will kindly host Creation Exhibition for the week of May 14-May 19th.
Back by popular demand! The travelling Creation Museum, Creation Exhibition, is in the area for another week. Come see the scientific evidence and judge for yourself whether the evidence supports the Biblical account of Creation, or evolution. Showing scientific evidence from the dinosaurs, biology, geology, and fossils, as well as a model of Noah’s ark and one of the largest collections on display in the world of fossil human and dinosaur footprints found together, and dinosaurs in ancient art. The footprints show that humans lived right alongside (and according to the evolutionary timescale, even before) the dinosaurs. There is also a theater showing a different movie every hour.
Hosted at the Eastern Passage Baptist Church (in Eastern Passage), on the corner of Caldwell and Cow Bay Road, Hours are:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: Noon till 9pm
Tuesday: 11am till 6pm
Saturday: 9am till 5pm
Admission is $4 for adults, $3 students and seniors, $2 for children under 12, $12 for a family. Group rates of $2/person for groups of ten or more, and if you book your group in advance you can get a guided tour. For more information, or to book your group, call toll-free: 1-877-532-9160 , press 1 at the menu.
On exhibition until at least Friday, May 4th, Creation Exhibition is showing the scientific evidence that dinosaurs and humans lived together, biology, geology, fossils and dinosaurs fit the Biblical account of creation and history.
If you’re in Toronto area, you need to get out to the Goodwood creation/flood evidence museum in the Goodwood Baptist church. We’ve set up as a cooperative special exhibition until Sunday evening, with fossil digs for the kids on Saturday.
HO scale Noah’s ark model on display
Exhibit showing out of place artifacts and dinosaurs in ancient art
Different featurettes play on the theater throughout the day
Martin has compiled quite a huge collection of geology, minerals and fossils from the Southern Ontario region
We’re open Friday from 11 am till 7 pm, Saturday from 10 am till 5 pm and Sunday from 1pm till 5 pm. Admission is $4/person, $3 for students and seniors, $2 for children 12 and under.
In this episode: The fishy story of evolution and fishapods takes another fishy twist, once again the design of biology inspires the design of technology, venus is slowing down, and we answer some questions from the mailbag.
Well hello everyone, I was handed a video by the living dinosaur entitled “Holy Halucinations 31″ – which was an emotional, irrational, hate-filled tirade against my person, allegedly in response to my CrEvo Rant # 71 – the Population Problem, where I simply made the point that the world population is waaaaay too small for the evolutionary timescale, and did indeed fit in well with the Biblical timescale. TheLivingDinosaur, whom I will sometimes refer to as “dino” for short, really didn’t even touch my argument, and instead went in waaaay over his head in commentary that was full of astonishing, glaring errors. Now originally I didn’t even think the video was worthy of a response. In fact, I’m still not so sure it is, just because the errors are so simple, and so glaring. However, multiple atheists sent me this video – apparently dino was not the only one to see the glaring errors. So, I’m making this response, and I’m going to close with a challenge to thelivingdinosaur, as well as all youtubers.
The script for this video will be available here: http://ianjuby.org/newsletter/?p=534
Now – dino – in the words of the Newfoundlander, Calm down! Goooood grief! You’re gonna have an anneurism! I’m amazed at your anger and vitriolic hatred – I mean, you lost sleep over this! I can tell! But what blows me away is the things you were angry about the most, were things that were not even true. You made a very long string of slanderous accusations that were completely unfounded – and you would have known this if you had even taken just a moment to get to know me. This, combined with your glaring ignorance on the very issues YOU brought up, just…blows me away! I’m even further shocked that apparently none of your viewers spotted your glaring errors, and I wonder why.
In his video, dino said: “And before I continue, I also wanted to point out that while you seem to have no problems in expecting deserts and wastelands to be capable of sustaining hordes of human beings, I strongly suspect that you’d quickly change your tune after a couple of weeks in the Sonoran Desert living off skunk [poo] and cactus spines took its toll on that odobenine physique of yours.”Read the rest of this entry »
*************************************************************************** 1) New program on every week: Genesis Week
I must first of all apologize for not getting a newsletter out sooner to make this announcement…but alas, I was so busy producing my weekly show I didn’t have a chance to announce it! :)
I am very excited to be producing a weekly episode of Genesis Week, available on YouTube every Thursday. We are now on episode 8 of the first season. Every single episode has been in the top ten most discussed videos in science and technology on YouTube.
The owner of the Big Valley Creation Science Museum and the board of CORE Ottawa enjoyed the program so much they have each sponsored the production. Read the rest of this entry »
In this episode of Genesis Week, we investigate the fossil human footprints of Berea, Kentucky, analyse the implications of DNA extraction from the cousin of Neanderthal, and we dive into the mailbag.
In this episode: Viruses evolve rapidly while horseshoe crabs do not, telomeres actually prove creation, Indiana approves a bill to teach creation in the classroom, and we dive into the mailbag and deal with the Paluxy fossil human footprints.
In this episode: Belief in evolution is nothing more than a gut feeling, the NCSE turns up the heat on global warming in the classroom, and we dive into the mailbox. This is episode 5 of season 1.
Here it is in all its glory, Episode 4. In this episode, we respond to the claim of multicellular life from single-celled life in the lab, Marcelo Gleiser’s NPR blog, and we dig into the mailbag:
In this episode we discuss Dr. Jack Horner’s “chickenasaurus,” more teaching of creation in public schools, and we cover emails received containing some mysterious white powder.
