Mocking Christ . . . Attacking Creation

A response to E. Kaiser at December 23, 2008 1:10 PM
I am amazed at the audacity of some evolutionists and how they openly offend Christians. I wrote a response to the following article. From the website City Pages.

"The Cincinnati Zoo is promoting an anti-science, anti-education con job run by ignorant creationists," Myers wrote on his blog, Pharyngula. "I believe the Cincinnati Zoo has betrayed its mission and its trust in a disgraceful way, by aligning themselves with a creationist institution that is a laughing stock to the rest of the world, and a mark of shame to the United States."

The news quickly spread and two days later, the deal was off. The flood of emails and phone calls were enough to scare the friendship to a halt.

Take that, Jesus!

Your last comment "Take that, Jesus!" brings your disgust of the zoo agreeing with the museum to a different level and that is attacking Christianity. The image of Christ with a cross on a dinosaur also brings mockery to the Christian doctrine of atonement for the sins of the world.

There are a number of Christians that disagree with the Creation Museum. Some Christians disagree because they maintain a belief in Darwinian Evolution and Christianity such as Kenneth Miller. Even the late Stephen Jay Gould suggested that Christianity and Evolution could exist together. Additionally, the present Catholic Pope Benedict XVI and Evangelical preacher Billy Graham endorse evolution as theistic causality.

In addition to a theistic belief in evolution there numbers of former evolutionists, including scientists who maintain the plausibility of special creation. while these views are debatable this is where the debate begins and ends--with their views. If the person of Jesus Christ is to be criticized then a different forum should be considered. John Martin.
www.creationmoment.blogspot.com.