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*Ken Ham could have pointed out how the greatest scientific works, from [[Isaac Newton]] to [[Louis Pasteur]], were inspired by literal views of the [[Bible]].

*Ken Ham could have pointed out how the greatest scientific works, from [[Isaac Newton]] to [[Louis Pasteur]], were inspired by literal views of the [[Bible]].

*Ken Ham could have taken advantage of Bill Nye's criticism of the Bible, for supposedly not predicting anything, by pointing out that the theory of evolution does not predict anything at all, at least nothing that comes true.

*Ken Ham could have taken advantage of Bill Nye's criticism of the Bible, for supposedly not predicting anything, by pointing out that the theory of evolution does not predict anything at all, at least nothing that comes true.

*Ken Ham had a terrific closing during which he rattled off an enormous list of things explained by the Bible.

*Ken Ham had a terrific closing during which he rattled off an enormous list of things explained by the Bible (see quote above).

*Bill Nye pretended that scientists would welcome and publicize evidence of creation if it existed, when in fact liberal concealment of the truth is commonplace and the [[Piltdown Man]] fraud lasted for decades to prop up evolution.

*Bill Nye pretended that scientists would welcome and publicize evidence of creation if it existed, when in fact liberal concealment of the truth is commonplace and the [[Piltdown Man]] fraud lasted for decades to prop up evolution.

*Bill Nye criticized the lack of availability of a particular academic program in the state of Kentucky, implying that this was the fault of creationists.

*Bill Nye criticized the lack of availability of a particular academic program in the state of Kentucky, implying that this was the fault of creationists.