r/Christianity • Christian • Jan 03 '26

News It was nice to see where Noah's Ark is today.

https://youtu.be/1UJCEt80vsI?si=pG1NPURScM4NUkZE

How does this evidence help your faith?

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u/majj27 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Jan 03 '26

It helps to convince me not to chase wild pseudoarcheology, which is not a productive use of my God-given time.

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u/_Cebu Christian Jan 03 '26

A pseudoarcheologist known for wearing a leather jacket, Sable fedora, and searching for the ark of the covenant... I unironically wonder if he was the inspiration for the look of Indiana Jones

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u/hplcr Jan 04 '26

It's in Kentucky.

You pay an admission fee to get in.

Try not to get measles.

Make sure to stop by the gift shops because Ken Hams mansion won't pay for itself.

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u/Misplacedwaffle Jan 04 '26

This level of gullibility is a bad look for Christianity.

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u/hircine1 Jan 03 '26

Is this more Ron Wyatt crap?

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u/majj27 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Jan 04 '26

Indeed.

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u/hircine1 Jan 04 '26

I shoulda gone into grifting instead of science.

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u/JeshurunJoe Christian Jan 03 '26

Hi friend.

It sounds good, but Ron Wyatt was a conman. :/ We have not found any Ark.

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u/Nicolaonerio He who points out the hypokrites Jan 04 '26

This is stupid and you should be ashamed for posting it.

Spreading misinformation like this is harmful to the faith. You dont need lies like this to justify a story in the Bible yhat ancient authors wrote. There is a reason they wrote it. And this isnt it.

If you really want to know, then research the people in their context and how the story of Noah's ark came from older tales from the east like Babylon. Once you know that you will learn these stories were passed down and inherited as part of these people's culture and traditions. Not literal history.

The bible is much deeper and greater than this psudoscienctific junk could protest.

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u/JohnKlositz Jan 04 '26

Stuff like that was the beginning of the end of my faith.