I am wonder if atheists feel guilty about ruining Ken Ham's Ark Encounter?

Wasn't Ham the son who "saw the nakedness of his father"?

Interesting that our Ken chooses to celebrate his incestuous buggery.

Not at all, his Ark was his choice to build. It had nothing to do with us.

Nope.

I don't feel guilty and I've never been anywhere near Kentucky. As I see it, Ken Ham deserves to fail for squandering his life and his investor's resources on perpetuating ancient superstition. Is there anyone who doesn't know that the Bible was created by the fourth century Catholics to substantiate Rome's last state sponsored religion. The Bible is ancient political propaganda, plain and simple and Mister Ham bet big on pretending Emperor Constantine's ancient fraud was the truth.

Not in the slightest.

Ken Ham is just as dishonest and misleading as he claims that reporter is in writing her story. I've read the things he writes and watched some of his talks. I don't trust a word that comes out of his mouth and I'll have an excellent chortle at his expense when his attraction goes under.

I think he needs to thank atheists. From what I've seen and read, hundreds of atheists have visited his Ark Encounter.

Now they might have visited just to take the piss, but they paid good money to do so!

If I was ever passing that way, I'd definitely pay a visit.

Even the least educated country in the civilized world, the US, is too bright for that crap.

5th grade science class ruined the ark encounter

Ham is a Christian and that means he has to have a scapegoat for his problems.

I thought god had enough power to overcome those not of the faith. Perhaps he's not praying hard enough. Has he and his staff tried some fasting and praying? Though with an all powerful god, not sure why you would have to go to such extremes, a simple 30 second prayer done once should suffice. But Christians seem to think they need to pray on a topic multiple times for quite a bit of minutes each time over several months. Never understood that.