Ken Ham is back.

[Gawdzilla]

What kills me is all the money that went into this. Fuck finding a cure for AIDS or ending world hunger, let's build a replica of the Ark.

They have a cure for every disease known, Jesus is the cure, at least for them.

manowar

If he doesn't cure you, you still have  choice:

A. God has a plan...

B. You're not a good enough Christian.

C. Shit happens.

[rexbeccarox]

What kills me is all the money that went into this. Fuck finding a cure for AIDS or ending world hunger, let's build a replica of the Ark.

'murica.

Ken Ham is 'strai'an

[Gawdzilla]

'murica.

Ken Ham is 'strai'an

He's a transplant.

Like kudzu or the zebra muscle.

[Anomalocaris]

Cashing in from the gullible. You're not the target audience, I guess. But everyone in that state had to pay for it by proxy, if I'm not mistaken. 18 millions in tax subsidies, or something like that? Could have paid a few hospital bills, but no, not as important as Noah Land.

Somehow I don't think he would see much cash, tax deduction when there is no revenue does not create cash. The idea of even creationist paying to see plastic animals in make believe boats bespeaks of ken ham's confusion in drawing an equivalence between mere stupidity and enthusiasm about stupidity.

[Cyberman]

They have a cure for every disease known, Jesus is the cure, at least for them.

manowar

If he doesn't cure you, you still have  choice:

A. God has a plan...

B. You're not a good enough Christian.

C. Shit happens.

It goes something like this:

1. "This person is sick"

2. "Let's pray for them"

3.
a) person recovers
"Yay, it's a miracle!"

b) person succumbs and dies
"He's in God's hands now. Yay, it's a miracle!"

4. "Cash only; no cheques."

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'murica.

Ken Ham is 'strai'an

Ah.

[Esquilax]

Do you think that Ken Ham actually believes what he says he believes? I suspect creationists like him to be conmen, I find it very hard to believe that they actually mean what they say.

I think Ham is one of the few that really does believe what he's selling, because when he talks about it, his tone is one of petulant presupposition, than carefully curated apologetics. Put simply, I think a salesman would put more thought into his pitch than Ham does, and since all Ham does is repeat the pitch, over and over, as though the pitch being the pitch should be sufficient for anybody, he probably just believes a dumb thing, instead of selling it to other dumb people.