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The World's Largest Timber-Framed Building is Almost Complete—and It's a Replica of Noah's Ark
Another plausible theory, from the Irish Rovers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EPsuOEH1fY
"replica of Noah's Ark" How do they know?
In Buenos Aires we have the rare distinction of having the first "Biblical amusement park". A bizarre recreation of Middle East in South America, complete with animatronics of the creation and other bible passages, Argentine barbecue and twice a day crucifixion and resurrection. Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b-qbbZ-QtM
One has to congratulate Ham & Co on a massive effort, but it is a theme park like any other. From the other videos they have it seems that the Ark is really just a building with half an Ark in front of it. Unlike the Dutch version mentioned below, this one could not float in a puddle much less a flood.
Well if it starts raining real bad, Noah could build six arks at once inside the Tillamook Air Museum here on the Orygun coast.
Wow, that looks like a giant waste of money, think of all the products that could have been designed to help people in need instead. WOW, shocking how blinded by religion some people can be.
An ark by definition is a chest as was the ark of the covenant. It was to float with the "kinds" on board and didn't need a bow as depicted. Genesis us quite clear as with the very first prophecy at Gen 3:15.
"gargantuan replica of Noah's Ark"... would imply they know what the original (!?) looked like.
The bible left some pretty clear dimensions (Genesis 6:14-16), then I guess he just blagged the rest of the design