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The Creation "Museum" is a $27 million amusement park located in Petersburg, Kentucky, USA just a few miles from Cincinnati, near the Kentucky-Indiana-Ohio tripoint, which should tell you all you need to know. Ken Ham, president of Answers in Genesis (AIG) founded it and it is devoted to the young earth creationist idea that "The Bible is true from Genesis to Revelation!" — that is, in complete opposition to the scientific consensus and basic logic.

The unaccredited museum promotes the idea that "the Bible is the history book of the universe". This is somehow supposed to be in line with their idea that "facts don't speak for themselves" and that the Bible contains the "correct" way to interpret any and all evidence available in the physical world. …

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A Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur model at the Creation Museum with, among other errors, an incorrectly proportioned chest and forelimbs that are too distant from each other
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The Creation "Museum" is a $27 million amusement park located in #Kentucky. Ken Ham, president of Answers in Genesis (AIG) founded it and it is devoted to the young earth creationist idea that "The Bible is true from Genesis to Revelation!" — that is, in complete opposition to the scientific consensus and basic logic.

The unaccredited #museum promotes the idea that "the Bible is the history book of the universe". This is somehow supposed to be in line with their idea that "facts don't speak for themselves" and that the Bible contains the "correct" way to interpret any and all evidence available in the physical world. A lot of the things they say are not even found in the Bible itself, and seem to be the product of people trying to think of ways to explain things further to make sense (if they can possibly make sense at all). They seem to be pulling most of it out of their ass, which is probably why it's so full of crap.

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Photo of a Tyrannosaurus rex model at the Creation Museum with, among other errors, an incorrectly proportioned chest and forelimbs that are too distant from each other. Some museum signs are in the foreground that are being read by two museum goers. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dinosaur_P4280279.jpg "Dinosaur exhibit at the Creation Museum near Covington, Kentucky." Credit: Chris Light
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The Ark Encounter is a $102 million amusement park in #Williamstown, #Kentucky; it features "a full-size Noah's Ark, built according to the dimensions given in the Bible", the world's third such structure, or, to be more accurate, "a boat-shaped building held together with riveted steel brackets". Ark Encounter opened in 2016 amidst controversy and chaos, as per usual for anything involving Ken Ham and Answers in Genesis.

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A photo of the Ark Encounter, a purported replica of Noah's Ark but built with ferro-concrete. The sky is partly cloudy with the sun low in the sky behind the Ark. In the left foreground, a few people are walking towards the ark on a paved pathway past the gift shop. On the right is an artificial pond.
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