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HeavenGates
April 19th 2006, 10:58 PM
Hi! I just wanted to share a website that I stumbled upon.

www.drdino.com

Check out the downloads section and watch those seminars on the age of the Earth, dinosaurs and lies in school textbooks (really liked this one). The videos are not complete, I think you have to order them.

HeavenGates
Dee Dee Warren
April 19th 2006, 11:49 PM
Ken Hovind is not held in particuarly high regard even amongst many YECs
serapha
April 20th 2006, 06:20 AM
Hi! I just wanted to share a website that I stumbled upon.

www.drdino.com

Check out the downloads section and watch those seminars on the age of the Earth, dinosaurs and lies in school textbooks (really liked this one). The videos are not complete, I think you have to order them.

HeavenGates

Hi there!

:smile:

Welcome to the forums!


If you are interested in creationism... here's a site that might interest you.


http://www.answersingenesis.org/museum/


~serapha~
Dee Dee Warren
April 20th 2006, 06:22 AM
And answersingenesis does not particularly support Dr. Hovind - he is in the fringe of an already minority movement
serapha
April 20th 2006, 06:26 AM
My apologies for posting, Debbie, I was just trying to encourage a new member.


~serapha~
Dee Dee Warren
April 20th 2006, 06:27 AM
Serapha, oh I know that, I didn't mean to give you the impression otherwise. I was just letting him know that your link was better than his link.

(Dee Dee, not Debbie)
serapha
April 20th 2006, 06:32 AM
Serapha, oh I know that, I didn't mean to give you the impression otherwise. I was just letting him know that your link was better than his link.

(Dee Dee, not Debbie)

and, I came back to edit the name, but "too late"...

Again, my apologies.


~serapha~
Larry Ancil
May 3rd 2006, 03:59 PM
Ken Hovind is not held in particuarly high regard even amongst many YECs
Just because he's on the fringe (or even a lunatic) doesn't mean he might not have some cool stuff and maybe even something thats true.
serapha
May 4th 2006, 11:55 PM
Just because he's on the fringe (or even a lunatic) doesn't mean he might not have some cool stuff and maybe even something thats true.

HI there!

:smile:

I have a set of his videos and I've watched them a few times...


There is a lot of information in his material, but as in all things... discernment is a good thing.

I went to the link, and I found this tidbit...


Television Appearance
Date(s) May 09, 2006
Time Aired at 4:00 PM - Pacific Time / 7:00 PM - Eastern Time [COLOR=RoyalBlue]
Notes This will be a TBN broadcast with Dr. Hvoind and Dr. Carl Baugh of the Creation Museum in Glen Rose, TX. Subject: “Lies in the Textbooks – Part 1”

Maybe several members could view the broadcast and make comments concerning it? any interested members?


~serapha~
Larry Ancil
May 5th 2006, 09:00 AM
HI there!
Maybe several members could view the broadcast and make comments concerning it? any interested members?
~serapha~

Hi to you too.

I've seen his videos too. Some good stuff in there. I've been thinking about checking out that Creation museum, but Ive been living on the east coast for a while. I've seen Dr. Baugh before and am interested in watching the show. I'll have to see if I can set it up with some friends (we don't get cable or satellite). I'd also be interested to hear what some others have to say. Thanks for the tidbit.