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The museum tour from hell
BillieTheBot
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http://www.glumbert.com/media/ruinmuseum
Words fucking fail me.
If I were the museum owners I would only grant permission for such tours if scientists were allowed to to visit these children at their church during Sunday service and examine some of the claims made by the Bible a little closer.
No. Come to think of it, I'd simply tell the two gentlemen to piss off and do their brainwashing elsewhere.
Poor kids... :no:
Words fucking fail me.
If I were the museum owners I would only grant permission for such tours if scientists were allowed to to visit these children at their church during Sunday service and examine some of the claims made by the Bible a little closer.
No. Come to think of it, I'd simply tell the two gentlemen to piss off and do their brainwashing elsewhere.
Poor kids... :no:
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Of course it does. Here's a full list of the morals the bible teaches to children. I particularly like the one about how if a virgin who isn't engaged is raped, she must marry her rapist.
But what's this got to do with lying to children about scientific facts, because they happen to disprove your religious beliefs? Taking kids to the museum is about teaching them what's true, not what's moral or what you would like to be true. Anyone who cares about their fellow humans cares about science education. The sequencing of the human genome, which is the basis of a lot of the evolutionary theory they deny could one day be responsible for identifying and treating a genetic condition in one of these creationists. And the ultimate irony is that these idiots would probably thank their god, rather than the hard work of their intelligent and caring fellow humans of the past 150 years.
Jesus loves me! This I know,
For the Bible tells me so.
Little ones to Him belong;
They are weak, but He is strong.
The part I found the most disturbing of that vid is when the children are made to parrot what he says
They have to cram it in while they're young and Santa Claus susceptible. If they left it until they were older and had developed some critical thinking skills, they'd never get it to stick.
Children should be educated about all the religions; what better way to show a child how man-made and nonsensical the whole thing is by showing them all the fantastically silly ways people have tried to deny their own mortality?
The indoctrination of children into one particular religion is what is dangerous.
I am of a similar persuasion, but I cannot see State education ending any time soon.
I'm sure you'd agree with something like scientology being taught at school, or being taught that the tooth fairy is real, why should it be anydifferent for the major religions?
The Earth is billions of years old, not a few thousand. And dinosaurs such as T-rex were not herbivores as the two nutters told the children. Those are undeniable facts and anyone who claims otherwise should keep such opinions to themselves rather than brainwash children with them.
I agree with that statement Aladdin but does YOUR tolerance extend to the man-made global warming believers ? Or are those believers a special case and should be allowed to restrict the freedoms of others and impose their views on others or on children ?
Besides, you got it wrong: there is overwhelming evidence to support man-made global warming. Those who believe otherwise choose to do so at their own peril and without any back-up evidence; and it is them who restrict the freedoms of others and harms us all.
Driving a monster truck through congested city centres or being wasteful for the sake of it is not a "freedom". Breathing clean air is. But enough of the derail.
Pope Al Gore has made a proclamation and any, and all, heretics are subject to the Inquisition. He, and his flock, are the ones mixing religion with the environment. It is not science, it is opinions. That is a belief.
I doubt I will get you to see that, because it is YOUR religious belief.
Not much evidence to back up your theories.
There are said to be 5 motivators that entice you to buy something. Vanity,jealously, lust,greed and fear. Organised religions appear to go for the fear angle ( as you have recently pointed out), and so it is with this new product in the marketplace.
Sign the contract if you like, but I think it will prove expensive.
Yes, but fear based on evidence is quite different from fear based on myth. There is a clear difference between the legitimate, evidence-based fear of something like "that tidal wave is heading right for us," and the baseless fear of something like "God will send you to hell if you don't follow the rules of this book." Like I said, if you believe that global warming is the latter form of fear, rather than the former, then it's up to you to prove the scientists wrong using evidence.
The best one was this girl in RE, who when we were talking about adam and eve, that their sons would have had to slept with their mother in order to continue the human race!
The subtitles in the education section of this website:
Outreach
KS1 Workshops
KS2 Workshops
KS3/4 Workshops
AS and A level (16-18)
All fine so far, until....oh dear...
The Noah?s Ark story
Did it really happen?
Creation biology
The Earth History website
The evidence of the fossils
An Earth billions of years old?
The faint sun problem
Bacteria are good for you
Evolution: yes and no
Animal classification
What really happened?
If you live in the Bristol area, your children could be visiting this exercise in religious propaganda as part of a school trip. And they don't exactly shout about the religious nature of this zoo until you get there. Not only is it the usual lies and deception from these people, but they are now attempting to push their religious propaganda into the UK science curriculum via the back door of school trips.
Incidentally, I've heard reports from people who have visited, and the staff talks are based on biblical ideas, and the information signs are all based on a young earth creationist perspective. How they managed to run a course that they can claim to encompass Key Stages is beyond me.
That seems a naive view if I got it right. They are institutions of propaganda.
I have heard of school trips to the local hospital, no doubt selling the product to the young mind. Don\'t forget that recruitment teams from the armed forces visit schools.
Schools are key stages of propaganda.
A field trip to a hospital is not about propaganda. It's about giving kids an insight of how things work and how life is at a working hospital. It's all about educating kids about adult life and the working environment.
A field trip to a theme park that feeds kids false information and lies is the opposite of education, and children should be kept away from such places and/or people; certainly during school time and activities.
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