The Bergman live!

If you're really interested, that Cretinist Jerry Bergman is going to be on some weird "Ask the Expert" show at Creation Conversations, a site I'm going to have to browse more often because it is one of the lamest creationist web sites I've seen yet — it's all young earth creationism presented with the goofiest arguments, like that vestigial snake limbs disprove evolution.

One warning: in order to access everything on the site, they insist that you fill out a little questionnaire with your date of birth, home town, etc., and one of the questions is "Who created the world?" You don't get to leave it blank; Allah, Jehovah, and No One are not acceptable answers, and it only let me through when I typed "Jesus". Way to stack your audience with clown clones, guys! Since I was honest with all the other answers, unfortunately, I doubt that they'll approve my application.

By the way, here's how they describe Bergman:

Ask the Expert is all new with Jerry Bergman, PhD. He has taught biology, genetics, chemistry, biochemistry, anthropology, geology, and microbiology on the college level for over thirty years.

I genuinely pity the students who've had him as an instructor. Thirty years of an incompetent dilettante miseducating students…it's tragic.

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Ross Olson of the Twin Cities Creation Science Association has sent me the results of the survey that was given at the debate.
Jerry Bergman is well know to those of us who follow creationism - in the past he has blamed Darwin(ism) for practically every ill that afflicts the modern world and regularly publishes "historical" work in the journals of the Answers in Genesis and teh Creation Research Society.
Jerry Bergman is a fairly typical creationist: he's a loon, and he's dishonest.
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