This is kind of silly IMO. Why is it so wrong that there is a creationist museum? Creationists are just as entitled to an opinion on earth's history and religious beliefs as the evolutionists. Mocking the museum is just immaturity.
Besides... this is also an offense to cryptozoological science and common sense. The origins of the unicorn are not based on the bible, or the belief in magical horned horses. Back when there were unicorn sightings they were of deer-like creatures that were scientifically possible. New creatures, even ones thought to be myths for so long, do get discovered regularly.
Putting up a 'unicorn museum' billboard basically saying "The bible is wrong because magical horses cant exist" is just a cheap, immature, non-researched way to insult people's opposing viewpoints. And an insult to the true original depictions about unicorns.
But you gotta' admit that the billboard is pretty cool. It would also be cool to have some kind of cryptozoological museum that could be called the Unicorn Museum but focus on all of the proven and still unproven (and yes, hoaxes) mythological creatures we love so much. Not to make fun of the creationists, but to celebrate our love of magical animals like our beloved unicorn.
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Mocking the museum is just immaturity.
Besides... this is also an offense to cryptozoological science and common sense. The origins of the unicorn are not based on the bible, or the belief in magical horned horses. Back when there were unicorn sightings they were of deer-like creatures that were scientifically possible. New creatures, even ones thought to be myths for so long, do get discovered regularly.
Putting up a 'unicorn museum' billboard basically saying "The bible is wrong because magical horses cant exist" is just a cheap, immature, non-researched way to insult people's opposing viewpoints.
And an insult to the true original depictions about unicorns.
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