Lol, I just finished reading some of the theocratic BS over on Answers in Genesis - Creation, Evolution, Christian Apologetics. Very entertaining!

I like especially how they recommend you argue science with evolutionists: first, get them to accept that the Bible in general, and Genesis in particular, are the literal truth. (E.g., that the world isn't billions of years old, just a few thousand, and was created in 6 days, blah blah blah.)

This statement was also enlightening: "Once the Bible is eliminated in the argument, then the Christiansâ?? presuppositions are gone, leaving them unable to effectively give an alternate interpretation of the facts."

Translation: "Our 'science' rests on the foundation of first assuming that everything written in the Bible is the literal truth." Well, gee, that's a convenient tack to take. So, no real facts or observations to support stuff, just...the Bible. In other words, if you accept that I'm right and you're wrong first, *then* we can argue. ROFL!

That ain't science. But if you wanna get high by huffing on logic errors, that place is really entertaining!

I'm also not entirely sure they believe what they preach (and make no mistake, there's far more preaching going on there than anything one might mistake for science). The site is clearly a money-making enterprise, and they wouldn't be the first folks to want to tap into Christian gullibility and rake in some easy bucks by telling (and selling) a subset of the populace exactly what they want to hear, however distorted or downright incorrect it may be.