Comments on: Breaking News: Noah’s Ark To Be Built in Kentucky

By: ralph137

ralph137 — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 19:10:44 +0000

In order to be true to scripture, perhaps AIG should pick a single Christian family with no boat building skills. Numbers to match the best estimate of the Noah family. OK to deliver materials but the family can not use modern equipment. Then it would be an experiment to confirm scripture.
By the time they finish, sea levels might be high enough to make the ark useful.

By: Ian

Ian — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 00:56:01 +0000

But they only have to show that it could hold two of each “biblical kind” or “baramin.”

By: yogi-one

yogi-one — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 18:23:28 +0000

You guys are missing the point by pointing out the flawed science. This isn’t about the science. Science is the Devil’s work. You think they will be impressed when Satan sends all you guys to picket outside the theme park?

They’ll just laugh and call up some Senators and a few big-time televangelists, FOX news and the Pope. After that media crush, they’ll be no airwaves left on any big networks for the Satanic Atheist Youth-corrupting Scientists. You think any big network is going to risk all that Big Corporate Advertising money by giving a pass to Atheists?

Then Obama will come out with one of his “I’m a true Christian” press releases and swear allegiance to Noah, and it’s all over. Take your dumb signs and go home.

America isn’t paying any attention to you. Americans want to watch Sarah Palin, Christine O’Donnell and the Kansas Board of Education tell the real Truth. The Truth in the Bible.

Besides they have more important things to attend, like this Sunday’s sermon on “Why Jesus worked for a living instead of being an unemployed bum.” And the Sunday following sermon on “How Jesus was totally against any taxes, at all, ever.”

Now go buy my new book “Liberals Have It Wrong: Jesus Was a Small-Government Conservative”. Oh wait, I have to write it first. That’s OK, that shouldn’t take long (after all, unlike the satanic-athiest-scientists, I don’t have to get bogged down in fact-checking, and wasting time on things like research). You can still send in pre-orders. Jesus will love you for buying my new book dedicated to Him.

By: KeithB

KeithB — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 17:06:41 +0000

There are places that do the Ark story right, like the Jewish Skirball Center in Los Angeles â?? it is worth a visit. They claim up front that this is a place exploring the mythological resonances of the Ark and Flood story, not depicting a â??realâ? event.
http://www.skirball.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=199

In the Kentucky Ark I hope that they have a â??manure liftâ? where you get to pick up a shovelful of dung and carry it upstairs to the top and throw it off.

By: Pierce R. Butler

Pierce R. Butler — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 16:42:49 +0000

Talking Points Memo has a lovely illustration, plus a couple of sketches from AIG to show what they'll share with all of us (for a price) in 2014.

The Louisville Courier-Journal reports that the theme park will seek tax incentives, under the Kentucky Tourism Development Act, which could subsidize up to 25 percent of the project. The state, then, returns the sales tax on costs such as admission, food and gift sales.

By: g724

g724 — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 05:18:52 +0000

Gwen: Right on target, exactly. And rationalist groups should regularly go in there and ask, loudly enough to be heard by all the true believers, exactly how Noah got all those animals onboard. Do it right and you might stir up some doubts in the minds of the true believers’ children, which is a good start.

By: gwen

gwen — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 00:29:24 +0000

Thanks Martin, I’d forgotten my bible teachings asap! I would LOVE to have them put people on that boat with all of the animals of the middle east, with the food, to ‘prove’ it could be done. I wonder how long they would last. They would probably decide it was ‘magic’.

By: Greg Laden

Greg Laden — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 23:40:09 +0000

Maybe the Mohamed-Lift. Correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t Mohamed lift off into heaven body and all (from the temple mount rock place) at the end of his earthly life? That would be a GREAT amusement part ride.

But wait, Jesus did that too, IIRC. After he died, and came back and transfigured and stuff, there was the holey assumption. Which was not a preconceived notion with logical flaws, but rather, a lifting of the body into outer space.

It could be a combination amusement park ride and NASCAR like race theme. Perfect for Kentucky!

By: MadScientist

MadScientist — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 22:18:48 +0000

I can’t understand why people are asking about the food. They ate the dinosaurs DUH! That’s why there aren’t any more dinos. It’s like that Moa thing: Can’t get ’em, we’ve ‘et ’em and there just ain’t no mo’.

As for space – everyone knows the Time Lords solved that problem with the TARDIS.

By: Pierce R. Butler

Pierce R. Butler — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 21:27:07 +0000

Muhammad Zamiluddin Khan @ # 5: … religious theme Park focusing on Prophet Abraham’s Legacy with specific emphasis on Prophet Muhammad …

If featuring Muhammad (not you, the other one) in a cartoon is enough to produce a wave of would-be assassins from around the globe, a full-size animatronic depiction ought to initiate World War III. That would make it rather hard to sell enough tickets to make such a park a paying proposition, to start with…