Original sentence: Books on the theory of evolution are conspicuously absent from the gift shop.For example, Charles Darwin's famous quote on the human eye from 'On the Origin of Species', citing the absurd idea of the eye developing is presented.However, the following explanation of how the eye actually did evolve was excised.In the exhibits, scientists are quoted out of context.One example apparently mocks the idea of abiogenesis out of the primordial 'soup' as it shows an actual soup can with a human hand emerging from the top.The theory of evolution itself is presented as a theory of random chance, with a presentation of  arguments against evolution which have been refuted
Edited sentence: As usual in these sorts of places, scientists are quoted deliberately and misleadingly out of context - Darwin's famous quote on the human eye (the absurd idea of the eye developing with his following explanation of how it actually does, excised) from 'On the Origin of Species', one of many well known and respected books on evolution conspicuously absent from the gift shop.One example mocking the idea of abiogenesis out of the primordial 'soup' shows an actual soup can with a human hand emerging from the top.The theory of evolution itself is falsely presented as a theory of random chance and all its arguments against evolution long since refuted.This straw man kind of attack on evolutionary theory only shows the juvenile level of scientific criticism the museum represents