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[edit] 2012 conference
The 2012 conference in Dallas, Texas, was held on June 2 at the local First Baptist Church.[1][5] The speakers were Henry Morris III, Jason Lisle, Nathaniel Jeanson, and Randy Guliuzza, along with former astronaut Colonel Jeffrey Williams. The latter individual was apparently involved only to give the event an aura of legitimacy, and to present pretty pictures, while other scholarly topics included the irreducible complexity of the cell and the design of the cosmos.[3]
Pre-con advertising included a June Acts & Facts magazine—the ICR's monthly newsletter—almost entirely devoted to the subject of the meeting,[6] and a bizarre video advertisement involving some kind of monkey doing creation-related "research" by briefly glancing at the covers of a number of evolution-related books before tossing them aside.[7]
[edit] Blog
Announced at the conference was a Your Origins Matter website,[2] adding to the ICR's growing multi-media empire. The blog was announced as a platform for "conversation" and "tools to dig deeper into the study of origins,"[3] though early posts consisted simply of effectively regurgitated articles from Brian Thomas et al, modified for discussion purposes via the removal of the already limited science content. Information about the site's commenting policy is unavailable as nobody yet has.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Conference pictures:
- A brief account from an attending creationist
[edit] Footnotes
| Institute for Creation Research—the original creationist organisation: | ||
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| Brian Thomas - Duane Gish - Henry M. Morris - Institute for Creation Research - Jason Lisle - Jeffrey Tomkins - Jerry Bergman - John D. Morris - Lawrence Ford - Nathaniel Jeanson - RATE | ||