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Christmas Town

Posted by Hallee on Dec 18, 2011 in Creation, Life |

If you are anywhere near Petersburg, Kentucky, the Creation Museum’s Christmas Town is more than worth the trip.  It’s a free event that includes a Bethlehem market (if only we’d known about it and thought ahead – they had some wonderful products that would have made really fun Christmas gifts), amazing lights, and live action dramas that present the story of Christ’s birth.  We had a wonderful (albeit cold) time when we went last night.

Gregg & Scott with Dr. Ken Ham, the founder of the Creation Museum

one of the many dinosaur light sculptures

warming up by a strategically placed fire

the picture doesn't do the lights any justice - they were beyond beautiful

Stegasaurus

Having a quick snack before going to the planetarium for a show on the Christmas star

 

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5 Comments

  • hd says:

    What did you think about the suggestion or conclusion on the website that Jesus was born in the main room of a house, not the stable of an inn?

    • Hallee says:

      They had an archeologist explain it while standing on the second floor of a replica house. He said that historically the main floor was used to house the animals, and often where some family members slept, and the second floor was where everyone would eat (and often contained guest rooms.) He said the main floor would contain the manger (the feeding trough) of the animals. Because they were both of the house of David, they likely would have been able to house in the bottom floor of a relative’s house, or with relatives.

      It made sense.

      I’ve also seen other sources where they had the birth place to actually be a cave instead of a structure, because historically some people would use a cave as a place to house their animals. That makes as much sense as anything.

      There isn’t a lot of detail Biblically either way. By the time the wise men came, he was in a house, but still in Bethlehem – that’s the first time the dwelling is specific.

  • The Creation Museum is amazing. I hope to go back again one day – when Annie is old enough to understand. :-)

  • Phronsie says:

    We have a little one a few hours away from here but nothing like that one! I’d love love love to go to the one in Kentucky!

  • Mellisa says:

    That dinosaur is outrageous!! Love it!

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