Dr. Dino, famous not only for his 15 years of teaching science in an unacredited highschool, but also for knowing trigonometry, has proven a tough nut to crack to all those evolution-believing atheists that call themselves scienticians.
Here is a video of Hovind showing evidence for Noah's Flood.
But the scienticians are not the enemy, they just work for the Enemy, he says. And they are resourceful. The atheists have used their powerful machinery to persecute the man who preaches that Dinosaurs and Men walked on the earth at the same time.
Kent Hovind: Evangelist arrested on federal charges
Of the 58 charges, 44 were filed against Kent Hovind and his wife, Jo, for evading bank reporting requirements as they withdrew $430,500 from AmSouth Bank between July 20, 2001, and Aug. 9, 2002.
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Kent Hovind, who often calls himself "Dr. Dino," has been sparring with the IRS for at least 17 years on his claims that he is employed by God, receives no income, has no expenses and owns no property.
"The debtor apparently maintains that as a minister of God, everything he owns belongs to God and he is not subject to paying taxes to the United States on money he receives for doing God's work," U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Lewis Killian Jr. wrote when he dismissed a claim from Hovind in 1996.
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The indictment alleges Kent Hovind paid his employees in cash and labeled them "missionaries" to avoid payroll tax and FICA requirements.
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