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Then Ken Hams' Ark Encounter Theme Park is right in line with the Organized Religion it evolved from. Cha-Ching!
Good luck finding out how to inoculate against being suckered.
Nah. The place Religion is growing fastest has some of the best education.
That education inoculates against Religion is completely bogus. It means nothing to it. MOF...it acts as fertilizer.
Nah. The place Religion is growing fastest has some of the best education.
That education inoculates against Religion is completely bogus. It means nothing to it. MOF...it acts as fertilizer.
Never heard about the construction of the ark replica. Everyone I've talked to is going to visit it. Not sure if we will go as trips to other states planned. The original ark was the size of the Titanic. Noah and the boys broke their hinders!!!!
Never heard about the construction of the ark replica. Everyone I've talked to is going to visit it. Not sure if we will go as trips to other states planned. The original ark was the size of the Titanic. Noah and the boys broke their hinders!!!!
A wooden vessel the size of the Titanic would have broken up shortly after setting sail. Just ask a boat builder.
Never heard about the construction of the ark replica. Everyone I've talked to is going to visit it. Not sure if we will go as trips to other states planned. The original ark was the size of the Titanic. Noah and the boys broke their hinders!!!!
He doesn't get it that these religious theme parks are just not cutting it, even in Kentucky. Just like the Holy Land Experience is not cutting it in Orlando, where they had to have a fire sale of furniture, equipment and displays to keep afloat.
Religion just doesn't sell in the mainstream any more. I get a giggle every time I pass the Holy Land Experience in Orlando on I-4.
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