Persecute The Christian Meme Continues

In the continuing saga that is conditioning the world (specifically, the United States) to persecute Christians for the beliefs we hold near and dear, I came across the story that Paleontologists were brought to tears, laughter by Creation Museum.

For those who don't know, the Creation Museum is an amazing exhibit in Kentucky I'm told that seeks to put Creationism on full display for the world to see. Yes, it even tries to give a Biblical explanation for the existence of dinosaurs as part of God's creation even though the Bible isn't explicit in talking about them (i.e. it doesn't specifically use the word or mention them in any clear cut way even though we know that ALL THINGS -- yes, even the dinosaurs -- were created by our all powerful God).

For one group of Paleontologists, a tour of the Creation Museum seemed like a great tongue-in-cheek way to cap off a serious conference. But while there were a few laughs and some clowning for the camera, most left more offended than amused by the frightening way in which evolution -- and their life's work -- was attacked.

"It's sort of a monument to scientific illiteracy, isn't it?" said Jerry Lipps, professor of geology, paleontology and evolution at University of California, Berkeley.

"Like Sunday school with statues...this is a special brand of religion here. I don't think even most mainstream Christians would believe in this interpretation of Earth's history."

Boy, he said a mouthful didn't he? In a mere 38 words he not only summed up the growing sentiment that will one day make it easy for the Antichrist to implement his plan to persecute the saints (just as prophesied), but he also captured the problem with "Churchianity" (many mainstream Christians) today who believe in God, but ignore Bible prophecy let alone the parts about Jesus Christ's return completely. Why? Because they don't take the Holy Bible and God's Word as contained within its pages LITERALLY as they should.

That's the aspect of this story I want us to focus on for a moment. Is our source to explain all things in this world our faith or our science? Personally, I think it takes much more faith to believe in scientific things like the Theory of Evolution (notice that it's still a "theory" even with Ida being "discovered" recently) than it does Creation as described in the Holy Bible.

See, what we need to always be mindful of is that if something is proven to exist (have existed), then it obviously came about because our sovereign God -- Creator of the Universe -- created it Himself, or allowed for it to be created. If we're Christians like we say we are, then there's simply no disputing that fact.

So, the next step then is to say to ourselves, "Ok, if dinosaurs are a proven fact -- they existed on this planet at one point in time -- then we must conclude that God created them, and we must fit them within our understanding of the Bible and God's Holy Word." Why? Because if we do the reverse, the complete opposite, and say to ourselves, "Well, the Bible isn't explicit in mentioning the dinosaurs so therefore we should only believe parts of the Bible that fit within science (or maybe deny all of it) because it obviously tells us more than God's Word." Do you see the difference -- and the danger -- depending on which perspective you as a Christian cling to? I certainly hope so because one strengthens our faith while the other completely diminishes it.

Daryl Domning, professor of anatomy at Howard University, held his chin and shook his head at several points during the tour.

"This bothers me as a scientist and as a Christian, because it's just as much a distortion and misrepresentation of Christianity as it is of science," he said.

Right. Because the THEORY of Evolution is more sound than the holy, indisputable, immutable, unshakable Word of God that tells us how the world was created, right?

Sadly, this sentiment has been around since the museum first opened. Here's an Australian's take on the exhibit:



And here's a news report from the BBC, which also portrays the museum in a mocking, negative light:



The Bible’s account of beginnings cannot be tested in a laboratory, so secular scientists -- and even some Christians I'm afraid -- believe it is not science and must be classified as religion. Is that true though? Doesn't the Bible have something to say about every single aspect of this life, which would include all the sciences like astronomy, archaeology, paleontology, health-medical, etc.? I believe it does because I believe that's how powerful God's holy Word is. I mean, it was His words that spoke the universe into existence so there you go. Plus, I believe it's our Instruction Manual For This Life so naturally it would have something to say about nearly every facet of it.

What does this story today prove? That the disdain and hatred for Christians (mainly the fundamentalists) is burgeoning. We know where it will lead I'm afraid. Will other so-called Christians make a decision to stand with us, or stand against us when the going gets rough?

The clock is ticking folks. The time to get our spiritual house in order is NOW!

Come quickly Lord!

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