Theology on the Lighter Side – What kind of lights did Noah use on the Ark? – Floodlights!
If you have not taken a trip to The Ark Encounter, it is worth the time and expense. It is located in Williamstown, KY, halfway between Cincinnati and Lexington. Tickets cost $65 for adults and $32 for kids over ten. The Ark itself is a full size replica based on Biblical records, being 510 feet long, 85 feet wide, and 51 feet high. There are three decks of exhibits as well as other activities (ropes course, animal rides, etc.) that surround the boat itself. Somewhat nearby the Ark is the Creation Museum, a 75,000 square-foot facility housing 150 exhibits along with a large special effects theater.
Sadly, public schools typically indoctrinate our kids into the belief that the Bible is a good book of moral teachings (at best), but events such as the Great Flood are nothing more than fairy tale stories. Further, kids are taught that all forms of evolution (life from non-life and survival of the fittest from protozoa to mankind) are no longer theories but have long ago been scientifically proven beyond any reasonable doubt.
There are places still left in America where these dogmatic views are challenged.
Salvation – Eternal Life in Less Than 150 Words
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