Fun with Creationism

Oh I was excited about this one. It was so worth the $4.
Published 1987 by MASTER BOOKS, Paul S. Taylor and "Films For Christ Association" and with a foreword by someone from "Institute for Creation Research"

Fuzzy-felt Bible Stories

Bought for a dollar at Gracie's thrift in Tempe, AZ. Dated 1961, Buckinghamshire, England. It must have pretty much all the pieces in it...

Has that page with samples of themes the kid could use. I made up my own scene at some point, I guess.

The product is mentioned in detail in this novel which was a favorite of mine, since I read it around the exact time I started to accept my own orientation, so it's pretty strange to have found it so randomly. I remember I freaked out a little at the time.

Thrift Store Book Get, Part 1: Children's Bible

Yesterday's haul. ( The red patterned cover is The Illustrated Roger Zelazny, 1979.) First installment below: Children's Bible, Vol. 1

On the Fifth Day, God created... coelocanths and Pteranodon? Cool.




I'm assuming this was pre-Eve, because Adam is looking a bit... friendly with that there deer/antelope/whatever thing. Well... honestly, can you really blame him? Just look at those bedroom eyes.
Whoa, I just noticed how tiny that elephant is. Were there a lot of dwarfs in Eden?


Pretty sweet pic of the Deluge, I gotta admit. Really nothing to snark about here.


More awesome books in subsequent posts~