Creation Museum Going Creation-Free (feat. Mr Atheist) - (Ken) Ham & AiG News

[@bravo2278]

Fun fact, their are actually no mannequins at the creation "museum". They are actually employees who lost the will to live and Ham just posed them that way and left them.

[@Paulogia]

bwa haha ha

[@karlgoldsmith8047]

@@Paulogia When did you record this, Ken was in Australia because he knew his mother didn't have long, she died on the 15th.

[@pete_lind]

Yeah and now he has started to remove them , when they have started to smell .

[@amymills9228]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hifijohn]

Why do I fear you're not joking.

[@TheJimtanker]

Someone needs to make a Sodom and Gomorrah park right next door to this and see which one gets the most visitors.

[@Paulogia]

perfect!

[@TheJimtanker]

@@Paulogia Paulogia can be high priest. I'll pitch in $100.

[@guytheincognito4186]

Build in a casino and gay bar while you're at it. Lol Ken would love that. 😁👌

[@kenbee1957]

Damn..... You may just be on to something there...

[@guytheincognito4186]

@Kevin McDougall we can't actually be sure that really was popular then nor wether or not an gomorrah and Sodom existed even.

[@germanvisitor2]

It is basically an art museum. A con art museum.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Once upon a time in a Galaxy far, far out ...

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Dah dum, tisss.. Or however that's written.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Lol, good one 😄

[@WillBravoNotEvil]

germanvisitor2 - Sen'Dschini You arrive via Con Air. 😊 (Non-yanks may need to Google or IMDb search Con Air)

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz It's "Bah" the spelling of "tisch" can be argued.

[@Gassit]

My guess would be that the fossils in the old exhibits where prompting a lot of the wrong kind of questions from the visitors.

[@guytheincognito4186]

Yeah i think you're right. Religion and questioning of any kind don't go well together. 😜

[@eknaap8800]

@@guytheincognito4186: It's: you're (it isn't 'his right'). But indeed they do not go well together.

[@guytheincognito4186]

@@eknaap8800 😎👌

[@eknaap8800]

@@guytheincognito4186 : Thank you for the response! 👏

[@superheavydeathmetal]

I love how BYU supposed to be an institution of moral purity, but is named after a guy who had over 55 children by more than 15 different women.

[@phr00tpie]

how is that immoral? If all the participants were willing then morality has no stance on the number of spouses or the number of your children.

[@franktherealist481]

@@phr00tpie yeah I have to agree with you on that. Plus, if one can care for all those women and children, who cares. It only becomes imoral if kids are being abused or left unattended, both one and the same.

[@andrewstoddard6717]

@@phr00tpie it is contrary to what they say to be moral (creationist )

[@prettyevil6662000]

Does anyone really think when a normal human being, not a king of a trillionaire, hits 55 kids they can actually afford them? Cuz you can't. Plus, many of the 'sealings' were conducted behind his wife Emma's back (and behind the backs of the husbands of the women who were already married), so I don't think everyone was a consenting partner to the polygamous relationship.

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

@@phr00tpie " how is that immoral? If all the participants were willing " Do you really want to go into the subject of Early Mormon "prophets" and CONSENT??? When they simply made up a prophecy for any women they wanted to become their wife? Also they lived in the USA at that time where it was not legal to have multiple wives and thus HID it from everybody but the innermost circle.

[@owenoulton9312]

It appears someone described a museum to Ken without his ever actually having seen one.

[@newsystembad]

AIG: "It's bullying to say that if you don't conform to this worldview you can't advertise with us!" also AIG: "If you don't conform and profess that the Bible is the literal word of god, you're fired."

[@Paulogia]

yup, good point

[@treehuggajcr1160]

Please reference to God with a capital G he is the almighty he will save you from your sins

[@gustavgnoettgen]

@@treehuggajcr1160 god

[@notapplicable6985]

@@treehuggajcr1160 yahwey

[@awsomeguy37]

@@treehuggajcr1160 shaGGy

[@tompaine4044]

That live-action "welcome to Paulogia" video is *gold*. "...aaaand here's a dinosaur." 😝

[@Paulogia]

there were so many museum visitors looking at me

[@amazingbollweevil]

I'm conditioned to absolutely love that opening song.

[@kenbee1957]

Scam them, con 'em, psyche 'em, thug 'em Haaaaaaaam and Aiiiiigs

[@davidnewland2461]

I looked up the lyrics

[@CaseAgainstFaith1]

So, you are basically saying is that the museum used to - surprisingly - have some actual scientific exhibits. And they couldn't have that, so they had to strip all that out.

[@endofdaze]

I do enjoy learning about different religions, or factions within a religion, in regards to their beliefs and dogma. Just noting the great number of variations that do exist reaffirms for me that they are all man-made constructs that have evolved over time to stay relevant. Relevance = money and power.

[@romithromith]

The irony: The evolution of a museum that denies evolution.

[@eknaap8800]

Nice one! 😁

[@autobotstarscream765]

Considering the Creation Museum's disappointing "evolution", maybe Ken Ham should've pressed B.

[@Natorz111]

Robert Thomas its still a museum! Have you ever seen s museum turn into a pinetree

[@88marome]

Evolution follows its basic genetic material, it could turn into church or an indoor playground.

[@pechaa]

@@Natorz111 The science of Evolution and ecology is amazing, beautiful, and inspiring. You might enjoy reading an essay or two by, for example, Stephen Jay Gould.

[@chewbone]

They turned their whole "museum" into an elaborate web page. Just a ton of signs on walls.

[@AnonyMous-pi9zm]

A 50 dollar per visit webpage. Astounding. Blogs are free, ya know...

[@BlackEpyon]

"Are humans and apes related?" Even when I was a Christian, and a Creationist, I could tell, AS A CHILD, that man was an ape. Sure, I thought they were both separately created, but it was beyond obvious that there was SOME relation. Perhaps one was a derivative of the other, a "model 2.0," etc, but there was NO DOUBT in my mind, as it was beyond obvious by comparing the skeletons of humans and other apes, facial features, the hands, ears, eyes, etc, that man was correctly classified as an ape in the same way that finches, peacocks, chickens, and ducks are all birds. It's all a matter of varying the proportions.

[@mabatch3769]

I'd only add that now since scientists have sequenced the genome of humans and other apes, it's impossible to honestly disregard the relationship.

[@eknaap8800]

Finally a Christian who can THINK and REASON for himself. Good for you! 👌

[@MrNateSPF]

@@eknaap8800 Christian + think/reason = atheist

[@eknaap8800]

@@MrNateSPF: 👌

[@Yal_Rathol]

to be fair, you essentially followed the same process as the biologists before evolution was understood. people have known for many centuries that humans and the other great apes share too many similarities to ignore, its just the creationists who try and deny blatant reality.

[@Steelmage99]

"Ken, were you ever born?" "How do we know? We weren't there to see it." "Do you mean that your presence in the present, is evidence of you being born in the past?" "So we CAN tell something about the past, based on what we observe today?" "The observations we do today, would be what you call "Observational science", right?"

[@BlackEpyon]

13:00 Er. Wait... They needed to keep the rating "G?" Have they READ the Bible?

[@Paulogia]

They white-wash that part too.

[@tashacrawford770]

Of course they didn’t.

[@davelife3324]

Horse c*m and donkey C*cks, am I right guys. Ezekiel 23:20 for all of you folks into that kind of stuff.

[@mgenetos]

Dave Life That’s my go-to when apologists say they take a literal view.

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@mgenetos I'm an apologist with a literal view, and I for one enjoy the sexy talk in places such as the one you mentioned and the Song of Solomon ("pomegranate tits" comes to mind). :3 Btw, an _actually_ literal interpretation of the Bible (as opposed to a Fundamentalist interpretation) would be polytheist, more specifically henotheistic and probably Mesopotamian beliefs about the Anunnaki in particular, as the Genesis cosmology reads like a summary of Sumerian and Chaldean beliefs and most of the words in the English Bible pointed to when saying One Omnipotent Triune God are mistranslations of polytheistic terms such "the gods" and "the sons of the gods", and specific divine titles such as "Lord of hosts" (referring to the armies of heaven). This would mean that the solution to "the incomprehensible mystery of the Trinity" is that God & Son are a Literal Father and Son, mirroring the account of An and Enki.

[@tigdogsbody]

So the Creation Museum is evolving, imagine that.

[@Bwandonlovesmethisiknow]

Lol

[@autobotstarscream765]

Considering how its evolution turned out, maybe Ham should've pressed B.

[@adamthethird4753]

If those are/were real fossils, then I imagine that he sold them for profit.

[@vernonkroark]

Yep, I grew up Southern Baptist in the actual South. We are basically, the biker gang of christianity.

[@patriciasampson9317]

Bwa ah ha. No.

[@AnastaciaInCleveland]

No they're not. Back in 1991, when I was a Neo-Pagan, my organization hosted a public Samhain ritual on Cleveland's Public Square. The "Bikers For Christ" showed up. After the ritual, when people were hanging out due to the uncharacteristically warm weather, they started approaching people to bully them into changing their minds about their Pagan faith. I was in charge of peacekeeping, and I had to shield our guests from these a-holes. I got into a heated debate with one guy so that others wouldn't have to put up with him. They didn't threaten us physically, but they were still intimidating. Cheers! ~Anastacia

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@AnastaciaInCleveland Were they intimidating on purpose, or simply socially-challenged due to their rough-and-tumble background? I'm guessing getting in fistfights with the Hell's Angels doesn't teach social graces or the etiquette of gracefully discussing differing ideas.

[@AnastaciaInCleveland]

It was on purpose. They knew exactly what they were doing.

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@DigitalDaydreams Not just the Klan, the Confederacy itself, they like many Southerners decided they'd rather secede than treat Africans as equal to Europeans and seceded from the Baptists even as the South seceded from the North, whereas the Klan was just a bunch of rebels refusing to admit they'd lost after the war ended. Of course, founding doesn't determine destiny, and the SBC can't simply be depicted as The Klan Khurch today. (Isn't the KKK it's own idiot church at this point?)

[@The231447LucidDevTeam]

An atheist should buy the ark museum and turn it into an evidence against creation museum. You might could fill it with more evidence 😉

[@oceanmariep256]

Yes

[@Paulogia]

Or just a casino and gay bar?

[@The231447LucidDevTeam]

@@Paulogia that would be excellent!

[@guytheincognito4186]

@@Paulogia Excellent extensions to the museum. 😆👌

[@bajojohn]

Paulogia im trying to figure out the double entendres in “The Ark Encounter.”

[@nemothenobody7859]

Glad to see a new Ham and AIG News. Keep up the good work Paul.

[@BlackEpyon]

And, of course, "Were you there?" To which I reply, "Were YOU? No? Then how can you verify when the Bible claims that GOD was there?" In either case, we have to rely on physical evidence the verify the claim.

[@thebolas000]

I always liked "Yes, I was there, and I didn't see you or God there."

[@vylbird8014]

"Are human races equal?" Hmm... the only reason I can imagine them putting that particular sign up is so they can explain on the plaques below that evolution supports racism and genocide, while Christianity is all about equality. I'd give it fifty-fifty odds it mentions the Nazis.

[@viking-astronaut]

50-50 is too generous, I will put money on it that they literally call hitler an atheist on that sign, it's basically a given

[@DJH316007]

I'm glad he opened up the area for all those totally not made up visitors he gets.

[@DBCisco]

'Creation Museum' is an oxymoron

[@MendTheWorld]

6:04 It's so ironic, that for normal paleontologists, who adhere to normal (rational) geologic reasoning, the preservation of "trace fossils" (such as trilobite tracks) and other finely detailed elements of the sedimentary record, would imply a very quiet, low-energy environment where very fine-grained sediments could settle very slowly to preserve these features. this is completely incompatible with the sort of catastrophic flood that Creationists envision. The entire concept of Noah's flood seems so colossally absurd, that it's important to remember that disproving it actually comes down to these sorts of arguments.

[@toforgetisagem8145]

This looks like a museum of boring plaques.

[@Paulogia]

It kinda does, yeah

[@guytheincognito4186]

@@Paulogia It kinda is lol

[@uaswitch]

I once considered applying for a tenure track job at BYU. Their rules on conduct for professors is pretty strict. I did not have to be Mormon, but the university would still require the contact info of my pastor to verify that I am in good standing with my church. Yeah, realizing I would not be allowed to drink coffee was a deal breaker.

[@Paulogia]

as it would for me

[@Tornadopelt]

@@Paulogia What about Mountain Dew?

[@anitareasontobelieve7375]

Mr. Ham, we are all so sorry for your loss and pain and wish you a speedy peaceful feeling.

[@ericsbuds]

excellent. thanks Paul!

[@Paulogia]

take it easy, eric

[@stevie68a]

I like the quote by Cicero: "What looked like could never happen, NEVER HAPPENED".

[@Avigorus]

The Living Fossils part is AIG proving incapable of comprehending that nature itself has embraced the philosophy of, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"

[@joshuaspector8182]

Ken not being there: "We can't know anything because we weren't there." Also Ken not being there: "Flood, magic, bad science"

[@unvoicedapollo3318]

I'm a nerd & even I want to steal that dude's lunch money 🤣

[@franktherealist481]

Hey! Being a nerd isn't a bad thing. And more nerds should take lunch money from bilullies and con artists and... well, you get the picture. LOL! Some of my bestest friends are nerds and I gladly protected them when I was in school 35+ years ago. Most ended up learning my style of martial arts and got better than me! They made me so proud... (says I with a tear running down my cheek) In short, be nerd strong always!!!!

[@unvoicedapollo3318]

@@franktherealist481 Honestly I was more getting at how much they went overboard with the stereotypical nerd in that Galaxy's Edge commercialm

[@franktherealist481]

@@unvoicedapollo3318 I got the jist if that. LOL! I was just expressing the love I have of friends who are self proclaimed nerds. All this religion and politics talk we hear now a days is so overwhelming some times. It's good to just break up the monotony. You know? LOL!

[@chrisleaver929]

Is was great to see Mr. Athiest and his views on the BYU honor code. It reminds me of an old joke: How do you keep a mormon from drinking all your beer... Bring two of them.

[@ParanormalEncyclopedia]

The "museum" is exactly as scientific as I expected.... so not even remotely

[@Heretical_Theology]

Paul, I'm near Orlando and a disney passholder and huge star wars nerd with a similar story to your when it comes to your connection to the movies and your exiting of Christianity. I deconverted a couple months ago and was also a YEC- in part thanks to your content. Should you find your way visiting Disney/Galaxies Edge sometime it would be great to meet up with you. Sincerely appreciate your videos brother. Keep up the great work.

[@Paulogia]

Thanks, Will! I hope to be in a chance to take you up on that some time.

[@shanen8031]

My condolences to Ken and his family... However Ken, shouldn't you be happy as she is now in a better place?

[@DutchJoan]

What wonderful space in the creation museum to rollerskate!!

[@dragongirl7978]

I know it's been a while, but I always get warm fuzzies when I remember that Paul and Shannon are in a relationship. They just seem so right for each other. 😊❤️

[@markvonwisco7369]

Got a Jimmy Dean ad before the video began. Seems oddly appropriate for "Ham & Eggs!"

[@Paulogia]

That's great!

[@MendTheWorld]

My ad was for Hillsdale College. I loathe Hillsdale College, for their role in providing a platform for AGW Denialists and other ideologically motivated pseudo akademiks. They have self-aggrandizing pretenses of offering a high-quality education, yet make no distinction between true scholarship and propaganda. Disgraceful.

[@sariathebrave5259]

My parents used to take me and my siblings to the creation museum every year. I was brainwashed to believe in god and creationism then but even as a child I hated the museum because it was boring as hell. What kid wants to read the same stuff their parents constantly taught them every day. I remember one time my brother got food poisoning from their cafe and threw up multiple times there.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

Sounds like a suitable response.

[@ThEjOkErIsWiLd00]

The vomit could only improve the place.

[@tussk.]

Whenever I see a video taken inside the museum, I'm always struck by just how few people there are. I think this was filmed while it was closed, but it's increasingly difficult to tell.

[@Paulogia]

Well, most of the footage of the old exhibits was shot by me personally on a day it was open.

[@tussk.]

@@Paulogia yeah, when I've watched videos by Aron Ra and the like, the place is always half empty, at best, and the only people there seem to be kids because thier schools get discounts for bulk bookings.

[@WisdomVendor1]

Hey Paul, don't make fun of the benches. When I was a kid I used to say similar about all the benches in the mall. Now that I'm up in my years, they are quite a welcome sight ; )

[@dja-bomb6397]

I always thought "creation museum" was an oxymoron.

[@BlackEpyon]

I'm still waiting to see something "created." We've seen evolution happen in real time, both in naturally controlled conditions in the field, and in the lab. But we haven't seen anything "created." Still waiting.

[@soriac2357]

Nah, it's just a bold-face lie :-)

[@johnbiggscr]

Adam Courtney well I’m sure there are lots of morons involved.

[@billywindsock9597]

'oxy' is not needed in this case.

[@solentbum]

Are these changes proof that even Museums Evolve?

[@kenbee1957]

Only macro evolution of course

[@solentbum]

@@kenbee1957 I was thinking of survival by means of natural selection, (survival of the fittest!) whereby those that cannot compete with other stronger species will fail. I wonder if this museum would thrive if transplanted into a more hostile environment with competition from others with stronger roots in the truth? Is it Darwinism or capitalism at work?

[@kenbee1957]

@@solentbum 🤣🤣🤣🤣 If that happened, it would be both

[@eknaap8800]

YES! 😇👌

[@mgrzx3367]

Ding! Another Hillsdale college ad before your upload. They want me (?) to learn the story of Genesis.

[@onixxfilth]

Love the pumpkins on Jimmy's shirt!

[@robertrosenthal7264]

The London Museum is AWESOME! Despite not being to find the books I wanted to read with an english translation or just in english, my friends still had to drag me out of library wing. (Literally drag me out) That was back in the 80s, and I hope they still let people read the books. That was probably the greatest thing about their fantastic collection. (Books that can't be read are barely worth a footnote.)

[@littlecoloreddots]

SO many gift shops. Ken et al take huge advantage (when it suits them) to call this place and the organization that runs it a "ministry" rather than a business for tax reasons. Yet they are open on Sunday and here are 'money changers' everywhere you look. Never a SCOURGE around when you need one!

[@mortenolsen838]

Just now I saw that there's a side ad here saying: "Free Messianic Bible Reserve your free bible today!" lol

[@Maccbruce]

The Creation Museum gardens were a nice place to visit until they started charging for parking. I never spend money there. As an engineer, it was fun to walk over the many various bridges. The venus fly traps in the bog were a delight. Walking on the suspension bridge was a treat. Watching the zipliners from the wedding gazebo was entertaining. Inside, the back door of the bookshop gave access to the Palm Garden. Next to that was the fossil hall with real copies of real bones. Early on, it was possible to stumble backward thru the exit and see the exhibits in reverse. My favorite dino was the longneck waving its head high above the lobby. A large quilt in the starwell showed a lot of creativity and craftsmanship. My suspicions are they are moving the exhibits to the Ark Park for consolidation. The new building at the Ark Park is about the size of the CM, without AIG. Hopefully they will repurpose the CM into a hotel. It would be a hoot if they had robot dinos like at the Henn na Hotel in Tokyo. Going there one time is worth the parking fee. The "free" stuff is worth it, but the pay exhibits left me with a hollow feeling. Do not take pictures of the security guys or they will hassle you to delete the pictures. But if you like little bridges, it is worth a single visit. Peace

[@masongalioth4110]

I’d be nervous about doing anything with “Mr. Atheist” given how he joined Kyle Curtis during that Non Seq cluster fuck.

[@fisharepeopletoo9653]

I remember reading the book "Memnoch the Devil" by Anne Rice and I came to the conclusion that if the christians are even close to identifying the creator of the universe, then it would have to happen in the way it happens in that book. Also I believe Anne does a great job of writing a fallible being as God, one who can and has made mistakes but is trying to do better. Because that's the only way God makes sense, and especially the only way sayings like "God is the objective source of morality" make any sense. But the end of that book also has God realising he doesnt need sacrifices, and god finds pity on the mortals and allows them into heaven after they have been cleansed. Its actually a great book, so good that it inspired my atheism. I was on the fence before, then I read that book and realised if there was a god, and that god was telling its story to man, then why is this story of god making so much more sense than the original? It shouldn't be possible that a human can write a better creation story than the creator.

[@bughuggerjj6649]

So sorry to hear his mother past away. i know it is never easy. Hug

[@cpthooray5032]

Where did they hide all the visitors?

[@jeremyn2626]

BYU is accredited so they have to teach what the science says. Mormons are just really good at compartmentalizing this stuff; in the classroom, we do it this way (science), otherwise, follow the Prophet. Former Mormon here and my sister went to BYU.

[@CausalityLoop]

My favorite thing about Ham and AiG is watching them try to fend of flat earthers and geocentrists who believe the Bible harder than he does.

[@howdoyouknow1218]

The Stig evangelicals seem to be in a faith arms race of whomever can believe the stupidest shit is the mostest holiest and more saveder.

[@Futt.Buckerson]

For some reason that room w/ the skylight reminds me of the Legends of the Hidden Temple set.

[@amymills9228]

Jimmy's pumpkin shirt 😂🤣

[@robertplatt643]

There a whole bunch of Springer mathematics yellowbacks in that library. I wonder if they have any on Lie groups.

[@davebrown6552]

Can anyone explain what theists believe god will get out of their "relationship" . Everlasting servitude to theist's selfish demands in heaven does not seem to be much of a future for it. .

[@KrustyKlown]

LOL ...most theists only speak of Avoiding the worse HELL .. they believe out of fear, and thus choose the nicer of two hells .. eternal servitude instead of eternal torment.

[@davebrown6552]

@@KrustyKlown True, but I was more interested in what they think their god's eternal roll will be, is it destined to just be their heaven pimp, giving them everything they want for ever? Nothing they do or say can ever be a surprise (or even interesting), it just has to give them their everlasting metaphorical hand job, If I was their god I would definitely not be a happy camper.

[@KrustyKlown]

​@@myutubechannel_nr1 ... they believe because "they just want to sin", believing they will be forgiven.

[@KrustyKlown]

@@davebrown6552 right... they know and share a great deal about their Hell belief ... yet most Christians claim to know much of anything about what they will be doing in heaven for all eternity, LOL!!!! If I was going somewhere for all eternity, I sure would have a lot of questions and want to know WTF was going to be going on there ... but most Christians don't even ask, they are 100% content just in believing they ain't going to hell.

[@bdf2718]

Easy. God is a narcissist who wants endless praise. He's also tyrannical, cruel and corrupt. Think of Donald Trump with magic powers.

[@moknbyrd]

What movie are the animated Mormon clips from?

[@paullawtable]

I just love the theme tune, it always makes me smile.

[@kimberlyaustin7030]

How do you not have more subs!?! Your stuff is gold!

[@Paulogia]

Thanks, Kimberly! Spread the word.

[@thymelord]

13:10 What would it take to get a sin museum?

[@greense65]

I was feeling disappointed in the changes made to the Creation Museum, but then it came to mind that I've never been and never will be going. So I let it go.

[@EdwardHowton]

I'm glad Ken's mother no longer has to see her psychotic, dishonest son make a living from exploiting the gullible anymore. I might feel mild pangs for Ken Ham if I believed for one second that he were capable of feeling anything for other human beings. I remember too well that interview with Dawkins where he showed his true colors to believe otherwise. And that "are human races equal" plaque tells me I'm right. I can guess what's on there. A big, bold quote-mine from Darwin's subtitle, "[...]preservation of the favored races" followed by the intellectual equivalent of several elbow nudges, meaningful winks, and (for the slower guests of the creationist theme park) a nice, conclusive "DO YOU GET IT BECAUSE DARWIN WAS A RACIST WHICH MEANS ALL SCIENCE IS RACIST DO YOU NEED US TO EXPLAIN IT SOME MORE?". Scumbaggery makes me feel less than charitable. And since I'm facing my own oncoming death and expect nobody to give a shit, I don't see why I should extend any courtesy to a poisonous piece of garbage like Ken. People die. Elderly mothers die. At least she doesn't feel any shame at being Ken's mother now.

[@ros2456]

I am no fan of Ken Ham but I'm sure his mother actually was proud of him considering that Ken was raised to believe this nonsense by his parents who were also young earth creationists. He too was indoctrinated at an early age.

[@EdwardHowton]

@rps2456 Oh, I'm sure she was comfortably sunk into the exact same bullshit Ken was. More's the pity. Think of it as not wanting to speak ill of the dead. I _could_ say the world would've been a better place if she'd died of polio in infancy or if she'd kept her legs shut, but then I'd be a real asshole. I'd be _right,_ of course, but I seem to be the only person who cares more about being right than being nice.

[@EdwardHowton]

@Kevin McDougall There's a difference between nice and simpering. Cutting into someone with a sharp knife isn't nice, but surgeons do it all the time to save people. Being a simpering suck-up to people might seem nice, but Ned Flanders never helped anybody, he just convinced himself he was a good person by spewing the moral equivalent of glitter.

[@ulfhazelcreek8108]

When the time comes, go in peace.

[@K.Marie119]

Lol. I got an advertisement for a course on the book of Genesis

[@Paulogia]

I assume you didn't sign up.

[@diegodankquixote-wry3242]

That allosaurus skeleton belongs in a museum! Unless it's just a cast

[@Eclipse-mf6hc]

I, on behalf of Australia apologise for Ken Ham

[@randomname6710]

Hey can anyone help me out? I want to know who the top 3-5 creation "scientists" are. In terms of popularity or in terms of the influence that they have had. I'm assuming Hovind and Hamm are on that list?

[@somesortofdeliciousbiscuit3704]

Looks like a cost-cutting measure? What with removing the 3D models and having no fossils?

[@laurajarrell6187]

Paulogia, this was, as usual, excellent! I loved the comparison between them and Disney! Nice to see Jimmy and Shannon, too. 😘💖☮️🎃

[@Paulogia]

Thanks, Laura. hope you're kicking ass.

[@whysoserious8666]

The Genesis stone below the graffiti makes me think Phil Collins should start singing a song.

[@bthearen]

Now I really want to go to Disney World! The Star Wars park looks amazing! :D

[@Phentari]

Ken surely does love his wall plaques.

[@davidstorrs]

Hang on, what was that about "Are the human races equal?" I want to know what that sign said and why in the world it's included in a creation museum.

[@rahowherox1177]

It's accusing evilutionists, esp Darwin himself of being racist, and by extension all science and scientists, that contradict any biblical claims.

[@davidstorrs]

@@rahowherox1177 Out of curiosity, did you misspell "evolutionist" intentionally as a method of mockery or was it a typo? (Personally, I'm not fond of the word 'evolutionist', as I think 'educated sensible person' is more accurate, but whatever works for you.)

[@rahowherox1177]

@@davidstorrs deliberately, it makes me giggle to think anyone can consider science to be evil in its own right.

[@davidstorrs]

@@rahowherox1177 Oh, thank Invisible Sky Daddy! :>

[@stalemateib3600]

27 minute mark (roughly). The rocky mountain area of the country apparently has a bit more difficulty with the suicide/depression angle of things, and has for quite some time, and it's not just Utah and Idaho.

[@jabberwocky7745]

Really good video, Paul! I was in the creation museum several times, first time while it was still under construction. Was impressed with the quality of the actual physical exhibits: amount of detail and effort the artists and sculptors put into the mannequins, displays, etc. Sorry to see they're replacing all that physical art with TV screens. Next they will be closing down the physical museum and replacing it with a virtual website. Profit margins through the roof! That's right down Ham's alley.

[@Paulogia]

Trickier to charge admission and collect at the gift shop.

[@owlbme]

💚 *quality content* 💚

[@TheGnewb]

This was a good one. About 15 mins in was the hi-lite for me. Sin is the killing of other living beings for a higher protein diet, this actually makes some kinda sense and am quite surprised that message was not picked up by many or most of the millions of sects that followed, Some did pick it up, and that is mostly overlooked because armies of commerce march on or something. Pay your taxes and don't be late as well.

[@ParaSpite]

Your guest: "Hi, men!" My response: "Hi, you!"

[@kennethd.9436]

Great video and comparison! It looks like the upgrades cost all the real fossils. Now, the patrons can be wowed by PowerPoint placards and pictures.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

Sounds like a training day at the office. Unmissable fun.

[@stuartmcconnachie]

15:41 LOL they have to rope off areas of the auditorium so the few people who are watching sit at the front.

[@erimgard3128]

What's the name of that Mormon cartoon?

[@WildwoodClaire1]

As an effective metaphor, the old, NARROW entrance is hard to beat.

[@LadyDoomsinger]

Just consider it a modern abstract art museum, and it's all cool.

[@2BachShakur]

Honestly, it astounds me how this place stays in business. Every video I see is accentuated by empty lobbies, barren exhibits and parking lots. Went some years back and just remember laughing because of how ridiculous it all was.

[@edgarmatzinger9742]

As usual, a great video! AiG is a hypocritical and discriminatory organisation.

[@Hopswatch]

How do you spell 'heightth'?

[@SMcGowan287]

Why is this called a museum? There's literally nothing educational or factual informative about anything. Oh Ken, this is just, as you said, a place where you pay to read a book. Wow.

[@Yal_Rathol]

museum, root word muse, essentially means "a building to come to and think about things, maybe to be inspired or to learn". so technically, any building can be a museum, regardless of what it contains or what the space inside looks like. so, i think we have to let him off on technicality.

[@TorianTammas]

@@Yal_Rathol The Musaeum or Mouseion at Alexandria (Ancient Greek: Μουσεῖον τῆς Ἀλεξανδρείας), which included the famous Library of Alexandria,[1] was an institution said to have been founded by Ptolemy I Soter. This original Musaeum ("Institution of the Muses") was the home of music or poetry, a philosophical school and library such as Plato's Academy, and also a storehouse of texts. It did not have a collection of works of art, rather it was an institution that brought together some of the best scholars of the Hellenistic world, analogous to a modern university. This original Musaeum was the source for the modern usage of the word museum.

[@chuckoneill2023]

I am sincerely sorry for Ken’s loss. As much as I disagree with him, I do not wish him ill. I am curious about the gift shops you mentioned-when I was there, I saw a shop which could be entered without paying admission. Were there others I didn’t see? (because I did NOT want to give them my money).

[@Paulogia]

Yeah, they've set up two others inside (the main one outside the lecture hall)

[@joethompson132]

Holy crap I just walked through the living room and an ark encounter commercial was on promoting kids free! Oh noes

[@Rayrard]

The "museum" is more open and colorful, but managed to get much more boring. In a museum the actual artifacts have a priority over words (especially for kids). i mean I spent an entire day at the Smithsonian and I didn't have time to read that many placards and chose to see as much as possible in my time. The Smithsonian was jam packed with engaging visuals and artifacts. If I read only placards I would have only seen a fraction of the Smithsonian and if I had kids they would have fallen asleep. Given the Creation Museum has a rip-off high admission fee and the Smithsonian is free, I wonder which museum is worth a second visit?

[@TheDizzleHawke]

I’m so glad Mr. Atheist sounds exactly like Russel Glasser.

[@watchesfromedges]

When he says "warmed up" he means mentally primed to accept his outright lies. The new set-up is to give the impression that with the marvelous expensive up-to-date technology they are clearly in possession of unarguable, absolute modern knowledge. Even when they have to hide their lies in the open.

[@dayrohan]

Why is there another creationist museum? how many people are going to this thing?!

[@falconpowerful2362]

Have you changed your microphone or recording settings lately, man?

[@Paulogia]

In a good way or bad way?

[@falconpowerful2362]

Paulogia, it’s just the “S’s” seem a bit more pronounced, and a bit more “treble-y” ;-) .

[@falconpowerful2362]

To be honest, I preferred the earlier settings/mic. High frequencies drill into my ears, lol. It’s all good mate. Cheers and keep up the good work.

[@Marconius6]

The Mormons were always at war with Oceania.