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[[Image:DinoAdventureLand.jpg|right|170px|Dinosaur Adventure Land entrance]]
'''[[Dinosaur Adventure Land]]'''is a [[Wikipedia:Young Earth creationism|Young Earth Creationist]] theme park located at 5800 [[Old Palafox Road]]. It was created in [[2001]] by evangelist [[Kent Hovind]], in whose back yard the park sits, and hails itself as "the place where dinosaurs and the Bible meet." The park's legal troubles have been tied to those of Hovind himself, who failed to obtain proper permits during construction and was convicted of tax fraud for deliberately circumventing the law regarding the reporting of revenue and payment of employees. The park is still operated by other members of the Hovind family and their [[Creation Science Evangelism]] ministry, though several of the buildings have been closed by [[Escambia County]] authorities.
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−	'''[[Dinosaur Adventure Land]]''' is a [[Wikipedia:Young Earth creationism\|Young Earth Creationist]] theme park located at 5800 [[Old Palafox Road]]. It was created in [[2001]] by evangelist [[Kent Hovind]], in whose back yard the park sits, and hails itself as "the place where dinosaurs and the Bible meet." The park's legal troubles have been tied to those of Hovind himself, who failed to obtain proper permits during construction and was convicted of tax fraud for deliberately circumventing the law regarding the reporting of revenue and payment of employees. The park is still operated by other members of the Hovind family and their [[Creation Science Evangelism]] ministry, though several of the buildings have been closed by [[Escambia County]] authorities.	+	'''[[Dinosaur Adventure Land]]'''is a [[Wikipedia:Young Earth creationism\|Young Earth Creationist]] theme park located at 5800 [[Old Palafox Road]]. It was created in [[2001]] by evangelist [[Kent Hovind]], in whose back yard the park sits, and hails itself as "the place where dinosaurs and the Bible meet." The park's legal troubles have been tied to those of Hovind himself, who failed to obtain proper permits during construction and was convicted of tax fraud for deliberately circumventing the law regarding the reporting of revenue and payment of employees. The park is still operated by other members of the Hovind family and their [[Creation Science Evangelism]] ministry, though several of the buildings have been closed by [[Escambia County]] authorities.