Le site creationmuseum.org est-il sûr ?

The Creation Museum is run by Answers in Genesis and provides solid information on the biblical view of origins. This website promotes the physical museum in a variety of ways. (That's what the website is for, of course.) They teach that God created the earth. I highly recommend visiting for Christians and non-Christians alike. The website itself is perfectly fine.

This is one of the main organizations behind the movement to push the USA (and ultimately the world) back into a new dark age. Belief in the literal interpretation of the Bible involved in creationism and the attempts to have these primitive superstitions placed on a par with real science in public school classrooms undermines the US education system and promotes a backward looking ideology which, if generally accepted will permanently damage the USA's ability to maintain a technological society. Without scientifically a majority scientifically literate (if not competent) population, the US economy and society will collapse. It looks like harmless stupidity now, but in 30 years or more, the results of this contempt for and ignorance of basic science could be catastrophic.

The only problem with this site is that it presents a point of view that the proponents of Evolution don't like. It is interesting that they are so vocal in their opposition to anything that promotes a point of view contrary to Evolution. Are they afraid that what they believe can't really stand up to scrutiny? My biggest problem with those who make such negative comments, simply because they disagree with the views of a website, is that it reduces the trustworthiness of WOT. If it is merely people's opinions based on whether they like the views of website of not, then I will need to stop using WOT since it is no longer useful.

It's the beautifully designed website of the creation museum. There is no scams, nothing but solid beliefs that come from the Christian worldview. The man behind this museum built the museum for kids, and has more than enough studies to assess both theories for the origins of the world for his own beliefs and life. People shouldn't hate on his opinions, even if they're not mainstream.

The "book burners" that mark this site as "unreliable" would limit all people to one philosophy which they happen to hold, which is obviously not a way to encourage thought and the challenge of ideas that seeks the truth. As with all learning, if the site provides erroneous information or poor logic and reason, it is the student's obligation to try, and judge the information based on evidence from various sources.

The majority of these negative ratings thus far presupposes the glorious autonomy of Man, so it should not be surprising that the Creation Museum's well-leveled challenge of such self-elevation--so pandemic in our race--should stir the rage it has. Let them rage; it is the antitheists' religious fervor. Let them dogmatically condemn their dogmatism; every claim is rooted in dogma. Yet Answers in Genesis, which runs this museum, has borne itself clear of blame in all ethical issues, whether in civility of conduct or in honesty and helpfulness in business. And why not? To the degree that the staff behaves consistently with their religious profession, good conduct is a uniquely Christian standard (albeit plagiarized by humanists), proceeding from the laws of love and protection spanning the text of the Holy Bible. Ideological child abuse? It is emotionalistic to start with that argument. One can only say that teaching an idea is abusive if it is false. Demonstrate it is false, and when you are done, think about your children and whatever children's lives you think have been wrecked by Christianity. And humanists must try upgrading their arguments for the unscientific nature of creationism. AiG has already established a deft refutation of that claim, as in here: *****

This website is a garbage site. The "science" on this site Phony science. full of biased, incomplete, and misleading information about science. It is unethical, and dangerous for children. There is a reason why 97% of Scientists accepts Evolution, Geology, and the universal knowledge that the Earth more than 3.5 Billion years old—because it is a FACT (and in that 97% are scientists who call themselves religious BUT NOT crazy and stupid enough to think that the earth is only 10,000 years old). This website fails, avoids, and will not use facts. This website is only available and only accepted in the United States, the only place creationists rampantly exists. To the rest of the world, this is laughable material worthy of an asylum entertainment.

No problems at all with this site. Might offend those who don't like to have their anti-religious religion questioned, but it's a FREE country.....for now. Free speech, freedom of religion (not freedom from religion), the right to keep and bear arms...all are in peril from the lunatic leftist fringe.

Should be called "Bible Literalism Walk-Through." NO malware or spam evident. UNSAFE for children. At a time when American children test very poorly in science, we do not need to push 3,000 year old texts as SCIENCE books. Opposes rational thought and critical thinking. RACIST - presents the view that all humans are offspring stemming from Noah and that blacks are the cursed offspring of Ham. PROMOTING IGNORANCE - Bible literalism and promotes the impossibility that humans coexisted with dinosaurs. Many assertions of "scientific" evidence to support creationism, misrepresents REAL science either via ignorance of the museum creators or outright falsehoods. ENDANGERS THE PLANET by trying to discredit the vast body of scientific evidence that human activity is causing rapid climate change. Presents a concept that everything is in God's hands. DISCOURAGES PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY - everything is under God's control, so we are not responsible for pollution, climate change, and one can surmise, overpopulation. Terrible site - harmful to children, adults, and the planet.

This is a great site. Science requires experimentation and testing of something for it to be a accepted as a scientific law. Evolution has not been tested, observed, or confirmed. Evolution is a belief/faith/religion. Creationism should be given equal consideration. Do not say this is a bad site because you do not agree with its opinion. Do you not think it would be wrong for me to criticize a site promoting something that I believe is wrong merely because I believe it is wrong?