Creationists? What if your child decided to become a paleontologist?

Question

Would you pay for their education?

Answer 1

With what? Anything short of a drug dealer is a plus.

Answer 2

If My child became a paleontologist, she would probably learn from Dr. Carl Baugh at the creation evidence Museum.

Carl Baugh, Ph.D., has excavated eleven dinosaurs (Acrocanthosaurus, Stegosaurus, Allosaurus, etc.), 475 dinosaur tracks, 86 human footprints, 7 cat prints, and other fossil remains - all in Cretaceous limestone. Excavations were professionally documented along the Paluxy River and various other international locations.
The Museum's research involves experimentation and simulation of Earth's original pre-Flood environment in the world's first hyperbaric biosphere. Various teaching aids, books, videos, tapes, and other resources are available through the Museum.


the museum’s Founder and Director, originally came to Glen Rose, Texas to critically examine claims of human and dinosaur co-habitation. He conducted extensive excavations along the Paluxy River, with appropriate permission of the landowners. These original excavations yielded human footprints among dinosaur footprints (see the Director’s doctoral dissertation).He then realized that a museum needed to be established in order to appropriately display this evidence, along with sustained excavations and other areas of scientific research for creation.

Answer 3

Wouldn't bother me a bit... God created the dinos too. Now if he wanted to become a "New Earth" creationist... I might have to enlighten him on a more perfect interpretation of Genesis.

Answer 4

Nothing wrong with that.....There are fpssils to be studied...We just disagree on the age of the fossils is all.

Answer 5

I'd go all Clockwork Orange on them until they decided against it.

Answer 6

I would never squash my childrens dreams, ambitions or goals.

Answer 7

Okay, that was funny.