The New York Times reports:
the state of Kentucky The state has promised generous tax incentives to a group of entrepreneurs who plan to construct a full-size replica of Noah’s ark, load it with animals and actors, and make it the centerpiece of a Bible-based tourist attraction called Ark Encounter.
Since Gov. Steven L. Beshear announced the plan on Wednesday, some constitutional experts have raised alarms over whether government backing for an enterprise that promotes religion violates the First Amendment’s requirement of separation of church and state. But Mr. Beshear, a Democrat, said the arrangement posed no constitutional problem, and brushed off questions about his stand on creationism.
“The people of Kentucky didn’t elect me governor to debate religion,” he said at a news conference. “They elected me governor to create jobs.”
Gov Beshear, you can expect the Church of Flying Spaghetti Monster theme park submission soon.
WTF thought there was a seperation of church and state.
If they want to pull this then hell yes FSM needs a theme park/religious mecca.
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The worst part of the Ark Encounter theme park is their plan for the non-ark rides. First up: the 10 Plagues of Egypt. Is there really demand out there to see a plague ride?
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