A group of scientists, students and secularists — 304 in all — visited Petersburg, Kentucky on Friday to tour exhibits on display at the Creation Museum.
The visitors are in town attending a conference of the Secular Student Alliance, a group formed “to organize, unite, educate and serve students and student communities that promote the ideals of scientific and critical inquiry, democracy, secularism, and human based ethics.”
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The complaining family’s vacation was ruined by seeing someone in a t-shirt they disagreed with. That’s just… special.
Well, no, it wasn’t just that. As I understand it, the complaining family also overheard a person saying that they did not want to be spending money on food at the museum’s cafeteria.
Apparently the Creation Museum visit is just more evidence that atheists actually believe in god. You see, why would you mock something that doesn’t exist? (You mean, like Sarah Palin’s intellect?)