These guys are total crackheads to believe what has little proof when compared to scientific fact. Even what they said about what the Bible says makes no sense. I should know, paying attention in grade 10 religion class actually helps for once.

This will only harm the child in the long run. If they think they are being lied to, they might turn their backs on it. Or they will become like the tour guide.

Science and Religon do not need to be conflicting entities. Using science is just our way of trying to understand the world around us; revealing more then what the bible tells us.

You can’t say it’s abuse or ‘preying’ on children it states pretty clearly that the parents were there.

The fact that the parents are right there makes it all the worse, not better.

Ideally, if you want to spread any kind of philosophy, teaching followers about the views of the opposition is a good idea, if only to brainstorm ways to refute their claims. However, in their case, it would not be beneficial. Their beliefs have so many holes that any rational human being would recognize the faulty arguments upon further investigation.

The leaders of the group appear to have done some homework for the interview. However, as baffling as their steadfast belief in a New Earth is even after the homework, and as scary as the child automatons they preach to are, it would be even more frightening if all those people in the video were as aware of Evolution as the tour leaders and yet continued to believe.

If the crowd is simply unaware of the details in Evolution, there is still hope. But, if they are and still dismiss it, then there is little hope of fixing that extreme level of delusion.