So, without further ado, I invite you to join me on a trip to the Creation Museum where you will find evidence of God's hand in his creation and see that science and Biblical history can coincide.
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Is this the one in Kentucky? I so want to take my kids there, but Florida is a stretch away!
ReplyDeleteYep, this is the Creation Museum in Ky. Sorry I didn't mention that in the post. I have edited to add that detail.
DeleteIs this the Creation Museum in Santee, CA? I live in Santee and haven't been yet. Look like I will have to make a trip there. :)
ReplyDeleteActually, I have never been in CA and didn't know there was one over that side of the country. This Creation Museum is in Ky, it opened 7 years ago. We were actually there around the grand opening. Sorry for the confusion. I have edited the post to correct that.
DeleteMy husband and I visited the Creation Museum back in 2009, and we had a great time. The museum director introduced us to Ken Ham while we were there, and he seemed like a nice person. It's enjoyable to see it again through your photos. I hope to go back in order to take my daughter. She is only one now, so we'd like to wait a couple of years.
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