Creation Ministries International replies to Bill Nye

[Angrboda]

"It was soft, smelly, and twat-like."


And please don't insult five year olds. They didn't ask for this.

[DeistPaladin]

If anyone wants an antidote, here's a fantastic (and lengthy) response (from The Living Dinosaur channel on YouTube):

[LastPoet]

TLD owms everytime Anyone really interested in knowing will see the facts behind the pwnage

[Darkstar]

Ugh... Basically, his whole argument was: I don't think that we could have evolved fast enough to reach this state in a few billion years. The rest was just him repeating what everyone else said, but backwards. That's the funny thing, he wears a bow tie to look like the guy he's trying to argue against (maybe) and he calls it evolutionism, say we're brainwshing kids into believing it, saying we rely on faith. He does realize that he's trying to make evolution look stupid by making it sound like religion, doesn't he?

[Annik]

If they make it look like a religion, then it's not science and they don't need to feel like idiots for not understanding it.

[Cyberman]

If they make it look like a religion, then it's not science and they don't need to feel like idiots for not understanding it.

Exactly. This is what really gets me about this whole creationism thing. First they insist that evolution(ism) is a religion, so it's unconstitutional to teach it in public schools. Then without even drawing breath, they insist that creationism/Idiotic Design is just as scientific as evolution, so it's unfair to keep it out of public schools. I wish I was strawmanning this, but it's right there in plain view; they're not even embarrassed by it. Just glance at a random page (they're all pretty random anyway) in Kent "single-cell animal" Hovind's comedy thesis, it's his pet obsession.