“The Smithsonian Institute has 33,000 sets of human remains in their basement … Many of them were taken while the people were still alive. They were so desperate to find missing links, so desperate to prove their theory that they murdered people to prove it. It was the philosophy of evolution that drove them.”

—  Kent Hovind

Unmasking the False Religion of Evolution (1996)

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American young Earth creationist 1953

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