Not concerned with getting creationism into public schools, eh?

Just in case you needed more evidence that the young earth creationists of Answers in Genesis are boldfaced liars, they’ve published a new webpage advising students how to start “Creation Clubs” at their public schools. AiG has sworn up and down that it doesn’t want to force their (appallingly incorrect) version of the history of the world into public schools, but over and over again the opposite has turned out to be true. Indeed, taking advantage of the ability of many schools being able to host religiously-oriented clubs run by students, Ham & Co. recommend doing the following to infiltrate public schools with creationism;

There are many ways you can share the truth of God’s Word to those in your

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