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A Visit to the ICR Museum
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Visits to the ICR Museum
Institute for Creation Research , the
premiere outlet for young-earth creationist writings, has its
own museum , which is
open to the public. Steve Linke and Karen Bartelt provide separate
accounts of their visits to the museum.
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he Institute for Creation Research, the
premiere outlet for young-earth creationist writings, has its
own museum, which is
open to the public. Steve Linke and Karen Bartelt provide separate
accounts of their visits to the museum.
