How many people come from the four corners of the Earth to see the Creation Museum every year?

Answer 1

Not many, but plenty come from the four corners of Alabama.

Answer 2

Considering that the "four corners" of the earth refer to the North, South, East and West, I would say the answer would be..

Many people.

Answer 3

And you can say that because the compass actually has four main points on it.
And those don't work in the presence of the magnetic poles.

The Creation Museum, you have to admit, is a piece of work.

Answer 4

I'm planning a trip from the southeast corner to see it. It's a good excuse to come to the middle of the world, where I always feel a bit more relaxed.

Living on the corner, one always feels (ahem) on edge. Like one is about to fall off.

Answer 5

You'll probably have to wait awhile for an accurate answer to that question, since the museum hasn't been open for a full year yet. But I am sure it will get plenty of visitors.

I won't be one of them.

Edit to add: Ok, if we get to bungee (see answer above mine), I *might* be one of them!

Answer 6

I hope you mean that ironically, as in the Bible's idea of the Earth is a flat one, which the sun moves around.

Answer 7

Quite a few.

It just means that the founders will be in a little more trouble come tax time.

Answer 8

I like the "Reinact Satans Temptation of Christ" exhibit. It's an interactive display where you can climb a "very tall mountain" and see all the kingsdoms in the world from there!

I'm super glad they added the bungie feature! Woohoo!

Answer 9

now we both know the earth doesn't have FOUR corners lol!!!


It's pancake shaped on the back of four elephants and a turtle.

Answer 10

waitaminutewaitaminute... Its called dinosaur adventure island????? and its about the bible!??? I dont recall seeing dinosaurs in the bible!!

(i followed a link from an above commenter)