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Kentucky

woodsprite

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5. Sounds like they don't have a leg or Bible to stand on.

Reply to unhappycamper (Original post)

Wed Feb 4, 2015, 12:50 PM

Feb 2015

"Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet Secretary Bob Stewart said the project had transformed from a tourist attraction to an “extension of AIG’s ministry.” Answers in Genesis had refused to pledge not to discriminate against non-Christians in hiring."

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Creationist group sues Kentucky over $18 million in tax rebates for Noah’s Ark theme park [View all] unhappycamper Feb 2015 OP

Reminder: If you don't bow to their whims, you are oppressing them. DetlefK Feb 2015 #1

Tax breaks should never have been offered in the first place A Little Weird Feb 2015 #2

The insanity is all about the Constitution being "for Christians only", the delusion rests on that. Fred Sanders Feb 2015 #3

Wait 'till the Big Guy gets ahold of Bob Stewart's heathen ass. Hoppy Feb 2015 #4

Sounds like they don't have a leg or Bible to stand on. woodsprite Feb 2015 #5

For a moment, I thought they were talking about the waterpark in the Dells htuttle Feb 2015 #6

Take your Bible thumping theme park and move it to Kansas leftofcool Feb 2015 #7