Evidence for God from Science

But will it?



https://www.foxnews.com/travel/life-siz ... o-built-it

Interesting article about the builder, a Dutch carpenter: https://creation.com/one-man-and-a-visi ... etherlands

It may float. But sail? I don't see any sails, so how can it sail?

It's made by a Dutch builder, so it'll probably be fine. If the Amish had made it, it would probably be capable of sailing to the moon.

Awesome. It costed only $5 mill to build. I bet there would be some crazy/smart people (depending on the weather) that would pay a handsome sum to take a cruise on that thing.



wiki:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johan%27s_Ark

Gotta admire the dedication of the guy who built it. Yes, he's got a young earth view, but wow! Hopefully some savvy engineers have certified its safety. It doesn't look terribly stable.

LittleHamster wrote: ↑Tue Nov 27, 2018 6:34 pm Awesome. It costed only $5 mill to build. I bet there would be some crazy/smart people (depending on the weather) that would pay a handsome sum to take a cruise on that thing.



wiki:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johan%27s_Ark

Only cost $5 million?

Ken Ham's ark cost about $112 million. I guess the extra $107 million was the cost of the dinosaurs on Ken Ham's ark.
You'd think that for $112 million, it would float.