A group of scientists, students and secularists -- 304 in all -- visited Petersburg, Kentucky on Friday to tour exhibits on display at the Creation Museum.
The visitors are in town attending a conference of the Secular Student Alliance, a group formed "to organize, unite, educate and serve students and student communities that promote the ideals of scientific and critical inquiry, democracy, secularism, and human based ethics."
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The complaining family's vacation was ruined by seeing someone in a t-shirt they disagreed with. That's just... special.
Well, no, it wasn't just that. As I understand it, the complaining family also overheard a person saying that they did not want to be spending money on food at the museum's cafeteria.
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