How Ironic!

In June the BBC News had an article titled "Who goes to a creationist museum?" about said museum in Kentucky. The end of the article included comments from a sampling of visitors. Below is the comment of one such...

Dan Schoonmaker, 26, drove 11 hours from Alabama with his family after his wife Kristy heard about the museum in a Bible class. The Army helicopter pilot (who as a member of the military gets in free) described himself as a "creationist in training", admitting it needed "a lot of faith". "I personally don't know, but natural selection seems to be the only thing people go on. It should be more open," he says. "There are sometimes better explanations for things, I mean people thought the earth was flat." Theories other than evolutionary science should be given more prominence and there should be an option to study creationism in schools, with parents given the choice, he believes. "I'm a creationist in training, I don't really go to church but I'm curious about Genesis."


What is the killer for me is that he is comparing the theory of evolution to belief that the earth is flat. Has he read the Bible?! Bob used to say it was a flat Earth book from the beginning to the End. Read "The Flat-Earth Bible" (Chapter 16 of Worlds of Their Own) to see the evidence for that statement. Well, Dan does admit that he is a 'creationist in training' ... to be consistent he would also be a 'flat-Earther in training'.