The same group that runs the museum of creationism has announced it is building a Noah's Ark theme park in Kentucky.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/02/27/ark-encounter-theme-park/5881323/

Loved this:

"Along with the wooden ark, which Ham said would be the largest timber-frame structure in the USA, the park eventually would include a pre-flood themed area, live animal shows and a Tower of Babel featuring a special-effects theater and a 1st-century village."

The evidence of liars is that they can't keep their stories straight.

By their fruits.

Don't forget the chupacabra and sasquatch. They must have been on the ark.



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We in Kentucky are SO proud. We are getting Bubbas from all over the US.

Also in the news was the snake kissing preacher who was bitten and died last week.

Actually it is quite an embarrassment. Not everyone is Kentucky is an ignorant fundamentalist.

Jim Huston Wrote:
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> We in Kentucky are SO proud. We are getting
> Bubbas from all over the US.
>
> Also in the news was the snake kissing preacher
> who was bitten and died last week.
>
> Actually it is quite an embarrassment. Not
> everyone is Kentucky is an ignorant
> fundamentalist.

Could be worse - you could be a proud citizen of Arizona right now.

In the paper yesterday was an article about how the Kentucky Baptists are raffling off guns to get new members. They call it "outreach to rednecks"

http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20140228/FEATURES10/302280129/

They ran out of banjos?

...and snakes?

I feel your pain.

fossilman, in Alabama.

Why would anyone take a child to that ark "attraction?" It seemed dark, scary, poorly-animated people/animals and the sounds were even scarier!