Oh nein, AiG hat(/bekommt) definitiv zu viel Geld … als wäre das Museum so nicht schon der Peinlichkeiten und Geldverschwendung genug …

Von der Webseite: “What if we built the Ark (out of wood) today? Imagine the impact it could have on the world. What a powerful outreach to teach the world about God’s Word and the message of salvation!”

Aber klar doch. Da fehlen mir echt die Worte.

Oh nein, AiG hat(/bekommt) definitiv zu viel Geld … als wäre das Museum so nicht schon der Peinlichkeiten und Geldverschwendung genug …

Von der Webseite: „What if we built the Ark (out of wood) today? Imagine the impact it could have on the world. What a powerful outreach to teach the world about God’s Word and the message of salvation!“

Aber klar doch. Da fehlen mir echt die Worte.

Noah’s Animals

Noah’s Animals: this wonderful attraction will provide guests the opportunity to learn more about some of the animal kinds that were on the Ark. This area will be similar to a petting zoo, complete with barns, a petting animal area, an open grazing area, a stage for daily live animal and bird shows, and lots of meet-and-greet areas for close-up encounters with unique animals and birds.

The Walled City

The Walled City depicts the pre-Flood lifestyle of the people of Noah’s day. This 14-acre area is the entry point to the facility for all guests and becomes its central gathering point. The Walled City features highly themed shops, restaurants, and venues that bring to life the city and times in which Noah lived, including his house. The Walled City is the first themed area that guests will experience which presents biblical truth as it introduces the Ark and the world-wide Flood. It asks and answers the question “Why the Ark?”

Aviary

The Aviary will be a fascinating walk-through attraction, with several viewing platforms inside three types of bird sanctuaries. Each sanctuary will allow guests to get close to the birds in a natural setting. A nearby butterfly emporium will give visitors additional learning experiences.

Tower of Babel

The Tower of Babel: over 100 feet tall, this structure depicts what the Tower may have looked like. Guests enter a highly themed interior and weave along a path that shares the story of man’s efforts to elevate himself, and his abandonment of God (Genesis 11). It also introduces exhibits on the origination of languages and people groups. The path leads to a 500-seat special effects theater presentation

http://www.wz-newsline.de/home/panorama/arche-noah-legt-in-koeln-an-1.712125
http://www.diearchenoah.com/

Außerdem wird Answers in Genesis auch eine originalgetreue Arche bauen:

http://arkencounter.com/