We did it! We got to the Creation Museum. What a trip. I would probably have set up the first encounter a bit different, cause we were presented with making decisions for which we had no basis, but once we got in the flow it was pretty cool. The basis of the self-guided tour is the "7 C's" (
http://www.answersingenesis.org/museum/docs/7cs.asp) Obviously the whole thing is held up by the fact that our beginning is in accordance with Genesis 1:1. Some of the main themes were as follows: 1. an understanding of the universe as shown via a
planetarium presentation which was awesome, 2. the Genesis flood including a huge section on Noah's ark. You can see here some of the inhabitants of the ark. I think that's Noah and Mrs. Noah between the lions and the zebras. 3. the Garden of Eden, the fall of man and the result for man and beast. 4. A very large portion was of course the dinosaurs which seem to be a linchpin of the theory of evolution because they aren't mentioned in the bible (but wait; beomoth -Job 40:15-24; and leviathan-
Psalms 104:24-26 ya think?) Anyway, much time and effort is spent to bring the
dinosaurs into perspective with creation and the flood. They are, however, pretty scary beasts as you can see here. The grounds were beautiful with many streams rippling down through rocks to the main body of water that flows beside the Lakeside Grill. We didn't have time to see it all, but what we saw was great and inspiring. It is amazing to look through history to see just to what extreme men went to try to ignore or deny the existence of God!
We did it! We got to the Creation Museum. What a trip. I would probably have set up the first encounter a bit different, cause we were presented with making decisions for which we had no basis, but once we got in the flow it was pretty cool. The basis of the self-guided tour is the "7 C's" (http://www.answersingenesis.org/museum/docs/7cs.asp) Obviously the whole thing is held up by the fact that our beginning is in accordance with Genesis 1:1. Some of the main themes were as follows: 1. an understanding of the universe as shown via a 
planetarium presentation which was awesome, 2. the Genesis flood including a huge section on Noah's ark. You can see here some of the inhabitants of the ark. I think that's Noah and Mrs. Noah between the lions and the zebras. 3. the Garden of Eden, the fall of man and the result for man and beast. 4. A very large portion was of course the dinosaurs which seem to be a linchpin of the theory of evolution because they aren't mentioned in the bible (but wait; beomoth -Job 40:15-24; and leviathan-Psalms 104:24-26 ya think?) Anyway, much time and effort is spent to bring the 
dinosaurs into perspective with creation and the flood. They are, however, pretty scary beasts as you can see here. The grounds were beautiful with many streams rippling down through rocks to the main body of water that flows beside the Lakeside Grill. We didn't have time to see it all, but what we saw was great and inspiring. It is amazing to look through history to see just to what extreme men went to try to ignore or deny the existence of God!
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