In the town 12 miles from my house these morons have a creationist museum, so yes I have. They are so wacked out on their religion they live in a world of delusion.
Look up Innisfail, Alberta, Canada and a place called Dino's its a museum, restaurant, mini golf amusement park.
The are so wacked out that they have spent at least a Million building this place and probably about half that amount to buy the land.

Yes, many.
too many.It is the kids at high school now, so 15 year olds taht scare me. OK< Jo hos usually, but many kids at strict Christian schools are still taught from the bible. That is why the Government should withdraw all funding from religious schools.

I have met a few. They were all Seventh-day Adventist.

My brother is a Nazarene

yes... he thinks dinasaur bones were put there by man recently

I've got family that do.

Absolutely. Me and my entire family. Of course, I grew out of that delusion faster than the rest of my family.

No

I'm sad to say yes, every damn day! Twice on Sunday. In North Carolina it is impossible not to meet an Evangelical or Fundamentalist Protestant almost every day, and most of them believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible, which is where the 6,000 years dreck comes in.

Not yet! Look forward to it. I think...

Unfortunatly yes...

I know people I asked them how do you explain dinosaurs bones that are millions of years old.

Yes and I found out because they subscribe to “Creation” magazine ?

Worked with two of them!

Yes, real religious "true believers" who totally sold their being to religious dogma.

Yes I live in the south they are everywhere. Florida is infested with them.

Yes, she was an ex-girlfriend.

yes, my aunts boyfriend. i think its interesting when he tries 2 talk 2 my 15 year old, openly atheist, extremely smart son about it...

I'm afraid to ask for fear of losing all respect for my religious friends!

Too many to count, sadly

My Dad

I sometimes meet them - they always arrive in clumps of two or three. I invite them in to my house, sit them down and offer them a cup of tea. Then, when they are trapped (because they are too polite to leave!) I tie them up with questions about evolution, get them to admit to accepting the speed of light and then ask about the time-scales of distant galaxies, especially if their bible claimsf they were all created 3 days before the creation of man, a mere 6,000 years ago. I'm always very polite, and listen quietly to their answers before politely asking them questions that conflict with their answers. Maybe, (God willing!) I can one day convert one of them - but unfortunately their visits to me are not so frequent nowadays, much to the envy of my neighbours!

Yup. And it's the only time I've left a conversation without an explanation.

Yes, many.

My mother.