Rye Town's Creatures, or RTC for short, are a Victorian Gothic Rap duo from the town of Rye in East-Sussex in England, which was founded by gothic rapper Sladen Dead on 06/06/06 as a way of telling the world about the wierd supernatural experiences he had had during his time in Rye Town. They are most notable for their album "Diary of a Doomed Vacation" which was released in 2006, but is very rare and hard to purchase now. This album was the trademark "RTC Story" and tells a lot of these supernatural stories Sladen had witnessed alone, and with friends. Although this album was released in 2006, most of the tracks featured on it were recorded in 2005 under a different band name. They have been considered the darkest rap band of all time.
Since the release of their first album, RTC recieved a lot of hate and have been accused of being an Insane Clown Posse copy band, although the RTC insist that they are nothing like each other and never do they try to be.
Despite all the hate they recieve, they still have a fairly large cult following, made up mostly of metalheads and goths. RTC were defunct through most of 2007 but returned in late 2008.
Since the release of their first album, RTC recieved a lot of hate and have been accused of being an Insane Clown Posse copy band, although the RTC insist that they are nothing like each other and never do they try to be.
Despite all the hate they recieve, they still have a fairly large cult following, made up mostly of metalheads and goths. RTC were defunct through most of 2007 but returned in late 2008.
Barry: Who played here last night?
Jeffery: Dunno. Some wierdos in makeup called Rye Town's Creatures. I swear they were mental or something. Bloody wierd groups around today.
Jeffery: Dunno. Some wierdos in makeup called Rye Town's Creatures. I swear they were mental or something. Bloody wierd groups around today.
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These are creatures who we humans may or may not believe in. They can live anywhere, look like anything, and possibly do things we never dreamed was possible. most of the animals are related to magic which is why most humans have never seen any.
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1. Old Earth creationism - the belief that the origins of earth are divine in nature, yet do not contradict with any scientific findings.
2. Young Earth creationism - the belief that the word of the Bible, or any similar holy book, is literal and that the world was created in about six thousand years. This belief basically says that any testable data showing that the world is older than six thousand years is wrong. Frequently deals with faith more than science, and when science is invoked, it is typically misused or misinterpreted.
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1. Old Earth creationism - the belief that the origins of earth are divine in nature, yet do not contradict with any scientific findings.
2. Young Earth creationism - the belief that the word of the Bible, or any similar holy book, is literal and that the world was created in about six thousand years. This belief basically says that any testable data showing that the world is older than six thousand years is wrong. Frequently deals with faith more than science, and when science is invoked, it is typically misused or misinterpreted.
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1. If one were to suppose that, to God, a day is more than twenty-four hours (which is possible because the sun was not created until the fourth day), then one could say that the Bible does not contradict scientific findings.
2. When a fake plaster cast of a human footprint next to a dinosaur's was used jokingly as a cover for a book by the late Stephen J. Gould, a staunch pro-evolutionist, creationists lauded the use as proof that scientists believe in creationism, and that humans and dinosaurs coexisted, whereas in reality, almost no paleobiologists believe so.
2. When a fake plaster cast of a human footprint next to a dinosaur's was used jokingly as a cover for a book by the late Stephen J. Gould, a staunch pro-evolutionist, creationists lauded the use as proof that scientists believe in creationism, and that humans and dinosaurs coexisted, whereas in reality, almost no paleobiologists believe so.
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