This morning, Tricia and I had the privilege of visiting The Creation Museum just outside of Cincinnati, OH.  We’d been once before, but really desired a return trip with more time set aside to read and experience all that the museum offers.

And we were not disappointed.

The collection of facts and theology, from a creationist point-of-view, is breathtaking.  It is stunning and overwhelming all at the same time.  Almost impossible to completely take it, the sheer volume of information is enough, if given the proper attention, to truly move you from a position of fact-seeking to a posture of worship.

Let me explain.

Only 30 minutes into our little journey, we found ourselves in a room that, on our last visit, we moved through entirely too quickly.  This time, however, we made the decision to be more methodical and purposed in taking in all the small details and videos that the museum offers.  And in this particular room, there is a collection of 15 very short videos that range from the complexity of the eye to the complexity of the universe.  Each video is well-made and incredibly interesting, but sitting through all 15 seemed to be a bit of a chore.  After the first four or five had elapsed, I was almost ready to move on.  But I also considered the mindset we sought to stick to; methodical and purposed.  So, we stuck it out. Read More→