Is this the one with the dinosaur hatching? I saw the ad in CT a few weeks
ago and it was really disturbing. Obviously they have money to burn on a
splashy ad campaign. But I thought about it a little and if there's a
silver lining, it's that thoughtful people ought to be able to see that
marketing glitz is usually inversely proportionate to truth value.
Unfortunately, the evangelical mainstream is often more interested in snappy
graphics and slogans than in hard questions and truth.
On 10/30/06, Iain Strachan <igd.strachan@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> The same image is on the AiG homepage as well. (Admittedly smaller than a
> 2 page spread! only about 200x800 pixels)
>
> Iain
>
> On 10/30/06, Jack Haas < haas.john@comcast.net> wrote:
> >
> > You have got to see it to get the full impact of this *Answers in
> > Genesis* two page spread. on about page 6. (The coool magazines like the
> > New Yorker do not use page numbers
> > early on.)
> > For those in the provinces or the motherland who do without, the
> > following description will have to do.
> > ___________________________________________________
> > The left hand page has a guy pointing a gun right in your face.
> >
> > The right hand page has the text:
> >
> > If you don't matter to God,
> > you (in red) don't matter to anyone.
> >
> > As a society, we reap the consequences of the unquestioned acceptance of
> > the belief in evolution every day. It diminishes our worth and reduces
> > human
> > beings from being "made in the image of God" (also in red) to being mere
> >
> > players in the
> > game of survival of the fittest. Find Hope. Find truth. Find answers
> > today.
> >
> > www.answersin genesis.org
> >
> > Answers in Genesis(r)
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