eric hovind

Now that might sound like a cool name for a rock band, but guess what our favorite charlatan spawn was doing after the flooding earlier this week? Telling everyone that it was evidence for The FloodTM. Actual scientists do not concur...

From Pensacola News Journal:

Recently Eric Hovind, son of convicted fraudster Kent Hovind, wrote: Full: CreationToday (Link includes a slide from Kent Hovind's presentation on the matter.) A copy of the actual part from the book is below. Here is the text of that image (any transcription errors are mine): Firstly, these...

A website supportive of Kent Hovind just posted a debate challenge to Dr. PZ Myers to have a written debate with Hovind as he sits in prison: http://www.2peter3.com/debate%20challenges.html Dr. Myers has declined saying Hovind knows nothing about evolution. I was interested in learning who is...

Kent Hovind has been incarcerated since late 2006 on tax charges and threatening government officials, but that hasn't stopped him from spreading conspiracy theories. Now that Hovind is in prison for following the advice of conspiracy theories and uncredentialed people (like non-lawyer Glen...

The Anniston Star, a small local newspaper in Anniston, Alabama published this about Eric Hovind, son of convicted felon Kent Hovind: Full: Anniston Star Can anyone think some details are missing or facts misstated? I can think of a couple, line-by-line: 1) "the biblical idea of how Earth...

Eric Hovind "interviews" Dr. Phil Mason, researcher at Cornell and Thunderf00t on youtube at the Reason Rally: Thunderf00t Vs Eric Hovind (full video) n-l6_2a-1I4 Below are videos Eric Hovind posted with titles, including "Eric Hovind & Thunderf00t (part 1): Reason Rally 2012 - Atheists Deny...

Quotes from a show hosted by Eric Hovind, son of creationist Kent Hovind. On dinosaurs: On UFOs: Quotes from transcript

According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Kent Hovind was just moved to the federal prison's Supermax facility in Colorado this month. For those of you not familiar with ADX, 60 Minutes did a report on it and you can watch the video here. It's been called "a clean version of hell" and holds...

Eric Hovind, son of convicted creationist liar Kent Hovind, having dinner with Stephen Meyer, director of the Discovery Insitute. The intelligent design supporters can deny all they want that intelligent design isn't creationism, but its is quite clear, especially after Dover, that they are...

Eric Hovind, Kent's son, just posted "job opportunities" at his website, which reads (the bolding is in the original): They are only taking applications from Christians. Then Hovind writes at the bottom: However, if you read the law that section is about: Source...

September 15, 2009 is the final day Kent Hovind has to pay his fines or his ten properties, including Dinosaur Adventure Land, will be seized to pay for the 58 felonies he was convicted of in November 2006. His son, Eric Hovind, posted a plea for money to pay for these crimes asking for...

Here is the latest in the Kent Hovind tax-protester saga. While Hovind is serving his ten year prison term, it looks like his ill-made creationist theme park built in his home's backyard will be seized. The Hovinds are still using Glen Stoll, king of church trust fraud, as an advisor! Full...

You can tell how pitiful the Trinity Broadcast Network is when they have to have a Hovind on their network to talk about science. Their calling the program "Creation, Evolution and God In Science Night" despite the fact that they have no mainstream scientists who study biology, etc. According...

Kent Hovind's wife was found guilty of 44 felonies and sentenced to one year in prison in 2007. She started serving that one year sentence in Jan. 2009 after the Hovinds' last appeal was denied. After six months, according to the Hovinds' son (current operator of the business), Eric: Now...

Eric Hovind, Kent Hovind's offspring, just posted a poem on his blog (contains an image of a black man stealing from what appears to be a white woman) about immigrants and whites: As a commenter on his blog posted: As a result, Eric replied: I also like how Hovind mocks welfare when his...

Michael Shermer is debating Eric Hovind on St. Louis Radio. 97.1. You can listen at the radio station's website: http://www.971talk.com/glover/index.aspx (Glover Show, May 27, 2009). The show's podcasts appear here the day after broadcast. Why is Shermer debating this fool? There is no evidence...

Kent Hovind, a famous young Earth creationist, has a number conspiracy theories to justify his creationist beliefs. Some of these are new to me, some aren't. I found a bunch of videos showing these wild beliefs and thought the forum might find them of interest. As Barbara Forrest explained...

In Jan. 2007, Kent Hovind was sentenced to ten years in prison for 58 felonies when he was running a business without a license or tax exemption because he knew more than the lawyers. Since then his son, Eric Hovind, legally incorporated the business Creation Science Evangelism in November 2007...

Kent Hovind's convictions were upheld by the Eleventh Circuit Court, which means the only way he can have his 58 felonies thrown out is if the U.S. Supreme Court accepts his bizarre arguments. The ruling (downloadable at http://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/unpub/ops/200710090.pdf ) has some wording in...

Eric Hovind, the son of Kent Hovind, has published an online statement about the tax convictions. It is interesting that these comments come on November 06, 2007 more than year after he was found guilty of 58 felonies (November 2, 2006). Indeed, it is annoying that he refers to Mr Hovind as...

Kent Hovind's unregistered ministry/business boggles the mind. Recently Creation Science Evangelism quotes Jeffrey Dahmer's accept of "creation science" as a reason to believe creationism. http://www.drdino.com/readNews.php?id=36

Many negative youtube videos have been removed at the request of Hovind's "ministry." The videos include prison phone calls, music, and criticism, which are not owned by Hovind. www.cseblogs.com/?p=85 www.pandasthumb.org/archives/2007/09/hovinds_goons_u.html

Kent Hovind's son, Eric Hovind, is selling home school material about "residential electricity" at Hovind's website. Does this seem dangerous to anyone else? Afterall its the same person described here. The item in question: http://shopping.drdino.com/view_item.php?cat=Courses&id=738

Eric Hovind, Kent Hovind's son, is trying to continue the lies and business (I say business because it is not a registered church or non-profit) that is Creation Science Evangelism. Since the elder is in the big house, Eric is trying to earn the cash. Like his dad, Eric attended a unaccredited...

Source: "10 years for 'Dr. Dino' ," Pensacola News Journal, January 19, 2007 An older thread about the trial The Second Week of Kent Hovind's Tax Trial .