On a scale of 1 to 10, this was a 10. Even my museum-fatigued girls loved it. Today we saw the very well done Creation Museum just outside Cincinnati. The exhibits were fabulous and done in an engaging, kid-friendly way. Not only did it show the history of creation from a Biblical perspective, but it also highlighted the evidence for creation when one begins with a Biblical world view. Both creationists and evolutionists look at the same evidence, they just interpret it differently because they begin with different assumptions. Even the radio-i
sotope dating technique makes many assumptions. I left feeling even more in awe of our creator and had a greater appreciation of the evidence that supports creation (for example, the evidence supporting the powerful and quick effect a world wide flood would have on fossil formations, canyon formation, sediment layers, etc.). I definitely recommend this museum. See
http://www.creationmuseum.org/ for more information if you are interested.
On a scale of 1 to 10, this was a 10. Even my museum-fatigued girls loved it. Today we saw the very well done Creation Museum just outside Cincinnati. The exhibits were fabulous and done in an engaging, kid-friendly way. Not only did it show the history of creation from a Biblical perspective, but it also highlighted the evidence for creation when one begins with a Biblical world view. Both creationists and evolutionists look at the same evidence, they just interpret it differently because they begin with different assumptions. Even the radio-i
sotope dating technique makes many assumptions. I left feeling even more in awe of our creator and had a greater appreciation of the evidence that supports creation (for example, the evidence supporting the powerful and quick effect a world wide flood would have on fossil formations, canyon formation, sediment layers, etc.). I definitely recommend this museum. See http://www.creationmuseum.org/ for more information if you are interested.
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