FFRF: NO school trips to Ken Ham's "Ark". (Satan, believer)

[mordant]

Originally Posted by Vizio

Weird...I never knew the nut-jobs at the FFRF were in charge of setting education guidelines.

They aren't. They are just expecting the ones that are already in place to be followed.

[Vizio]

Originally Posted by mordant

They aren't. They are just expecting the ones that are already in place to be followed.

The problem I have is that they don't know the laws that are already in place, or they are seeking to mislead about what they are. There is no federal law or constitutional prohibition that prevents a school from taking a field trip to that ark exhibit.

[Freak80]

Originally Posted by Vizio

The problem I have is that they don't know the laws that are already in place, or they are seeking to mislead about what they are. There is no federal law or constitutional prohibition that prevents a school from taking a field trip to that ark exhibit.

Or a mosque.

[The Last Amalekite 1Sam15]

Originally Posted by Vizio

They were required to per building codes. The ark exhibit includes elevators and ramps for people to walk up and down, as well -- including concrete structures. It's not intended to be a boat that floats.

Lets see if we can get any honesty from Viz.

Is it a biblical ark if it has a bow and a keel?

[Vizio]

Originally Posted by Freak80

Or a mosque.

OK? If the people in a community want that from their local school, they can do that.

[Vizio]

Originally Posted by The Last Amalekite 1Sam15

Lets see if we can get any honesty from Viz.

Is it a biblical ark if it has a bow and a keel?

The bible really doesn't say it had a bow and a keel. Nor does it say it didn't. I'm ok with speculation on the topic, but I would not die on that hill in an argument.

[The Last Amalekite 1Sam15]

Originally Posted by Vizio

The bible really doesn't say it had a bow and a keel. Nor does it say it didn't. I'm ok with speculation on the topic, but I would not die on that hill in an argument.

In the time of Noah, what would an ark look like?

[Vizio]

Originally Posted by The Last Amalekite 1Sam15

In the time of Noah, what would an ark look like?

The Bible doesn't give specific details other than length, width, that it had 3 decks, and some other things. It really doesn't say.

I've seen a lot of speculation on what it MIGHT have looked like.

[phxone]

Originally Posted by Vizio

They were required to per building codes. The ark exhibit includes elevators and ramps for people to walk up and down, as well -- including concrete structures. It's not intended to be a boat that floats.

So its like going to the Luxor in Las Vegas and expecting to receive useful information about ancient Egyptian pyramids.

[Griffis]

Originally Posted by phxone

So its like going to the Luxor in Las Vegas and expecting to receive useful information about ancient Egyptian pyramids.

lol!