How cute. Cutting and pasting from the snake oil salesman at the Institute of Creation Research.
Many of its members are are the honor roll of the Encyclopedia of American Loons, such as John Morris.
Encyclopedia of American Loons: #288: John D. Morris
John D. Morris is the son of the original modern young earth creationist, Henry Morris, the first one to try to construe science as just another religion, and hence on equal footing with respect to truth-aptness as Biblical literalism. John D. has followed in his fathers footsteps as president of the Institute for Creation Research (he is also an engineer). Most of his time is spent touring churches to misrepresent the fossil record (some of it is actually covered here; see also this and this).
His general tactic is to contrast the harmful philosophies and evil practices that are fruits of the evolutionary tree (including promiscuity, pornography, homosexuality, atheism & abortion), with the genuine Christianity and correct practices of the creationist tree (including true history, true Americanism, true science, and true government). Relatively standard fare, discussed nicely in this three part series (John features prominently): Part I, Part II, and Part III.
Together with Ken Ham he has written what seems to pass for a science textbook among creationists.
Hes not the only spawn of Henry Morris running around creating havoc. Henry Morris III is the CEO of the Institute for Creation Research (and ol Henrys grandson, apparently). He was the guy who was most involved in the institutes attempt to be given the authority to pass out graduate degrees in science. While their attempts found some support (see Leo Berman), it eventually failed, fortunately.
Diagnosis: Pretty standard fare for an Encyclopedia of Loons, but that does of course not excuse any of it. Dishonest nutters, both of them.