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God so loved the world that he sends everyone to hell who does not love him back. And the "God is going to save everyone" universalist belief is BS that Christ himself did not subscribe to. Christ as recorded in the gospels, did talk quite assuredly about the eternal weeping and gnashing of teeth. All that talk of love and redemption interspersed with threats of eternal torture - pardon me, but I do see a problem with it.
Hmm, what does the above have to do with "Ken Ham's Opening Day at the Ark"?
Actually Christ never spoke in King James English and so never used the word "eternal" or "everlasting." He used the words "aion" and "aionios" to describe duration of specific events. If He wanted to use a word describing unendingness He would have used "aperantos." And He told His disciples to beware of the teachings of the Pharisees and Sadducees. The Pharisees believed in eternal torment. The Sadducees believed in eternal anhilation. Christ believed in neither. In fact, the resurrected Christ told Paul that "God will have all mankind to be saved for . . . Christ gave Himself a ransom for all (1 Tim.2:4-6). He never used the word "eternal torture."
Now we take you back to our regularly scheduled program . . . Ken Ham's opening Day at the Ark.
LOL, that fake Ark looks like a lame Branson Missouri tourist trap. Or a very large dog boarding facility. I also wonder why they didn't just build this thing in Branson with its built in customer base of bored, elderly white people easily separated from their cash. Who in their right mind would waste $40 on something so stupid?
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There was only one pair of pigs on the ark.
Noah had a proper ventilation system. How do I know? He and family and animals all survived.
All manure creates methane/ammonia concentrations that are dangerous. Your problem is you actually believe the claptrap served out by a bunch of tales told around campfires by bronzed aged goat herders. Superstitious, ignorant, goat herders.
Critical thinking is not in your repertoire, is it?
All manure creates methane/ammonia concentrations that are dangerous. Your problem is you actually believe the claptrap served out by a bunch of tales told around campfires by bronzed aged goat herders. Superstitious, ignorant, goat herders.
Critical thinking is not in your repertoire, is it?
If you think it's all just a fairy tale, what are you doing here getting all bothered? I suppose you go to town and tell people how ticked off you are at the Coyote for chasing after that road runner in that cartoon.
Obviously Noah had the system in order for dealing with any gas. He and family and animals did survive the voyage. So he must have had the proper system to deal with it.
LOL, that fake Ark looks like a lame Branson Missouri tourist trap. Or a very large dog boarding facility. I also wonder why they didn't just build this thing in Branson with its built in customer base of bored, elderly white people easily separated from their cash. Who in their right mind would waste $40 on something so stupid?
Only very intelligent people would pay $40.00 to see the exhibit. Why do you ask?
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If you think it's all just a fairy tale, what are you doing here getting all bothered? I suppose you go to town and tell people how ticked off you are at the Coyote for chasing after that road runner in that cartoon.
Obviously Noah had the system in order for dealing with any gas. He and family and animals did survive the voyage. So he must have had the proper system to deal with it.
Or, applying Occam's Razor, the whole story is bunkum.
That was funded with public monies? How the hell ... ?!!!
Still, 4000 on day one is OK. It would need to have impressed them to start a word of mouth advertising thing. The metal tubing animal pens don't impress me much.
Oops! ???
It's a public attraction that will bring a lot of people into the area. I'm planning a group bus trip next summer and we'll likely see if we can take in a Reds game while we're there.
It's a public attraction that will bring a lot of people into the area. I'm planning a group bus trip next summer and we'll likely see if we can take in a Reds game while we're there.
Is your church in Ohio?
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