lost: more marbles

this beggars belief. $25 million dollars are being pumped into the Creation Museum slated to open in the outskirts of Cincinnati in 2007. the museum is on the outskirts of a lot more.

in response to the FAQ "what is so different about this museum" there's this:

Almost all natural-history museums proclaim an evolutionary, humanistic  worldview. For example, they will typically place dinosaurs on an evolutionary timeline millions of years before man. AiG’s museum will proclaim the authority and accuracy of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, and will show that there is a Creator, and that this Creator is Jesus Christ (Colossians 1:15-20), who is our Savior.

but the best part of cruising their website is discovering its blog. here, LeRoy LaMontagne, shares how he wet his pants when he found that the museum "would clarify Genesis and point to the cross." the rest is history. today LaMontagne is facilities manager at the museum. things are so thrilling for him there that caffeinated coffee no longer gives him a buzz. and while he and his dedicated crew are working their asses off to get God's work done they need help:

We have a great crew but we need more people to build the museum. Please pray that we get more people to work on the fabrication team.

that's right circus-goers, they just can't fabricate natural history fast enough.

Comments

[Zuska]

oh...my...god...inky circus, this why I love you and inducted you into the Zuska pantheon of goddesses...such writing makes me weep with pleasure..."shares how he wet his pants"..."they just can't fabricate natural history fast enough"...I've been wanting to blog about this museum for some time now and this is just so beautiful. I am sitting in front of my computer and admiring your handiwork.