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Creationists taunt atheists in modern billboard war(msnbc) A new video billboard in New York Times Square has some text from creationists, all of our atheist friends: good think you wrong. Video advertisement at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan is one of several billboards going up this week in New York, s. fransisco and Los Angeles, obtained by Answers in Genesis.Answers in Genesis is best called the multimillion dollar Christian ministry behind the Creation Museum outside Cincinnati.The museum is definitely the case for Young Earth creationism, Following what it says is a literal presentation of the book of Genesis, Which says the Earth function is by God in six days less than 10,000 years back.Ken pig, ceo of Answers in Genesis, Said the idea for the advertising campaigns came from an atheist billboard in Times Square at Christmas.During the holidays, The us Atheists put up a billboard with images of Santa Claus and Jesus that read: The merry, Dump the myth. Bible says to contend with regard to that faith, Ham told me. "We thought we should come up with in which would make a statement in the culture, A bold document, And direct them to our blog.Not against them me personally. We not trying to attack them me, But we do acknowledge they wrong, he was quoted saying.An atheist prospect, suppose when they die, They disappear. And we say you not going to cease to exist; You going to pay eternity with God or without God. And if an atheist, You to be spending it without God. Silverman, us president of the American Atheists, Said he felt sad for creationists when he saw the billboards.Refuse to look at actuality. They refuse to look at the research we have, And they furnish none, Silverman believed. may as well be saying, Zeus you defective or Thor you flawed. Said he welcomed another competitor to particular marketplace, Noting that whenever atheists bought a billboard two years ago in Times Square that read KNOW it a myth, Catholic League purchased competing space gorgeous russian woman at the doorway to the Lincoln Tunnel for a sign that read KNOW it true. would suggest, If they trying to attract atheists, they have to talk about proof and reason to believe in their god, Not a couple pithy play on words, Silverman menti one d.Ham says part of the goal of the campaign is to draw people to the web site for Answers in Genesis, Where he offers a prolonged post on his beliefs for the proof of God.Ham insists that this campaign is in line with their overall mission. we actually on about the Bible and the Gospel. recently, We do have a specialty in the area of the creation account and Genesis because that where we say God word has come under attack. Said Answers in Genesis made the decision to split its marketing budget for the ministry between a regional campaign for the museum and this billboard campaign, rather than a national campaign.IRS filings for the ministry massive have shown a yearly operating budget of more than $25 million. Ham said the marketing promotions budget is about 2% of that, that is related to $500,000 any kind of a yea completer. Though they are waiting around all the bills to come due for this campaign, He said he assumed it to cost between $150,000 and as a consequence $200,000.Silverman noted that his billboards were not video and cost difficulties $25,000 last year. He said another campaign was in the works well with this year.throwing punches down the gauntlet, And we finding it up, Silverman asserted, Adding that his group would them in the face with it.Ham said that despite criticism from other christians for being negative and the usual criticisms from secularists he received on his social media accounts, The messages have been a success.Wanted people expounding on them, And we wanted controversy about this. We wanted people serious about God, Ham proclaimed.The Creation Museum and the idea of Young Earth creationism are widely reviled by the broader science community.In a YouTube video posted last year titled Is Not appropriate for Children, Bill Nye the science Guy slammed creationism, Imploring parents not to teach it to their children. Need technically literate voters and taxpayers for the future, he was quoted saying. Need men with vision that can build stuff and solve problems. Museum respondedwith unique video.within the past 30 years, Gallup corporation. Has been pursuing American opinions about creationism.present in June 2012, Gallup latest findings indicated that 46% of Americans believed in creationism, 32% believed in evolution guided by God, And 15% supported atheistic evolution.For as long as Gallup has conducted laptop computer, Creationism has remained far and away typically the most popular answer, With 40% to 47% of Americans surveyed saying they thought that God created humans in their present form at one point within the past 10,000 months and months.The Creation Museum said it recently welcome its 2 millionth visitor since its opening in 2007.little earth creationists, of course, Are simple gullible idiots. There simply isn a kinder way to convey this. their very own most fervent spokespeople, along the lines of Ken Ham, Reply on alleged expert accounts from people like Andrew Snelling.doctor. Alex Ritchie wrote about Snelling hobbies:Will the real Dr Snelling Please Stand Up?medical professional Alex Ritchie, all of the Skeptic, Vol. 11, no. 4, Pp 12 15for quite some time, australian creationists, representing the Creation Science Foundation Ltd, responds in Genesis] Have been publishing articles and addressing school and public groups on the main topics the age of the Earth. The theme of these content articles and talks is that there is scientific evidence that the geological features of Australia are explicable within the context of an Earth which is only some 6 10,000 years old and that most such features can be attributed to a world wide flood which occurred recently still.These remarkably unclear, And baffling, Claims by by far the very few Australian creation who has genuine scientific qualifications, Calls into question whether anything said by this group on the subject can be taken seriously.