please tell me this is Ken Ham.

Sid

I think it would be a great keepsake.



Sid

There is a Flying Spaghetti Monster theme park just waiting to be built that should SURELY qualify!

It's not because the attraction would have religious themes; it's because they will only hire people who agree with them on their interpretation of the Bible, the world being 6000 years old, etc. If you're a church, that's fine, but they're not, and they want public tax money to discriminate.

TlalocW

From what they say about the law, this group does have a right to the incentive. Good legislators would have seen this coming, or maybe they did see it coming and did it on purpose.

The real reason they got the boot was they planned not to hire non-Christians, not because the attraction was religious in nature.

and the reason, I believe I read, for the Ky. refusal for funding is Ham's insistence that only "Christians" (whatever that means) would be employed in the making of the Ark, the park, and as employees. At that point, Ky. told him to forget about receiving any funding from them.

No taxpayer money for that con man, but like all hucksters and snake oil salesmen, he'll still find ways to rip off the gullible rubes.


"The state had initially approved the incentive and even celebrated the theme park proposal a few years ago. But state authorities reversed course last year after seeing statements from website postings and investor meetings that indicated the park would "be an extension of (Answers in Genesis') ministry."