Ken Ham's Opening Day at the Ark. #FAIL only 4000 show up. (theory of evolution, American)
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Heh.....honestly, Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha is world-class. It's right up there with San Diego. If you get a chance, come to Nebraska and check out a College World Series game and then hit the zoo for a day.
And of every beast and of every moving animal and of every living animal of all flesh, a pair from all, are you to bring into the ark, to preserve alive with you. Male and female shall they be. Of every bird of the flyer for its from-kind, and of every beast for its from-kind, and of every moving animal moving on the ground for its from-kind. Pairs of all shall come to you, to preserve alive, male and female.
(Gen 6:19-20)
7:2 further explains to Noah what was expected concerning all the pairs of animals that would come to him.
Of every clean beast you are to take to you seven by seven, the sire and his dam, and of the beast which is not clean, of it a pair, the sire and his dam. And, moreover, of the clean flyer of the heavens seven by seven, male and female, and of the flyer which is not clean, of it a pair, male and female, to keep alive seed on the surface of the entire earth.
(Gen 7:2-3)
That is allowed, you know.
What question? Oh, this question:
No, I'm saying the Bible is correct on this point.
OK, so then you are taking back your earlier assertion that there wasn't every kind of animal on the ark. Thank you for clarifying.
Well, we are right back to the problem of the ark being too small to hold every kind of animal, not to mention food and water for more than a year.
Omaha's Zoo is better. It's only couple hours away.
Then go there. If you're picking tour stops based on popularity it's a pretty sure bet the Omaha zoo will be a bigger draw than Ham's ark the day the you climb on board the bus.
Well, we are right back to the problem of the ark being too small to hold every kind of animal, not to mention food and water for more than a year.
Eusie has a theory that Noah used freeze dried foods to feed all the animals. It is unknown if Ham's ark includes a display of Noah preparing freeze dried Aardvark Chow.
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Eusie has a theory that Noah used freeze dried foods to feed all the animals. It is unknown if Ham's ark includes a display of Noah preparing freeze dried Aardvark Chow.
I giggle when I heard his theory. Dried, maybe. Freeze dried? Not a chance. But Eusie makes such outrages claims on a consistent basis, I am sure he is chuckling all of us swallowing his tropes.
He's probably an anti-theist in real life, and amazed how long he has been able to keep his schtick going on CD.
I giggle when I heard his theory. Dried, maybe. Freeze dried? Not a chance. But Eusie makes such outrages claims on a consistent basis, I am sure he is chuckling all of us swallowing his tropes.
He's probably an anti-theist in real life, and amazed how long he has been able to keep his schtick going on CD.
I'd encourage you to go check it out. If I can get this trip I'm dreaming of off the ground, I'll meet you there and we can spend a day in the Ark Encounter and a day in the Natural history museum. Deal?
The Bible does say two of each unclean beast. Noah was to take a pair of each unclean beast and and 7 pairs of each clean beast.
Gen 7:2 Of every clean beast you are to take to you seven by seven, the sire and his dam, and of the beast which is not clean, of it a pair, the sire and his dam.
Ken Ham's ark shows there was plenty of room for them.
We'll that blows the baby dinosaur hypothesis!
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