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Ken Ham puts colored lights on his ark in bid to ‘take back’ rainbows from gay people

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Audioboxer

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The beginning of this wiki told me all I needed to know. Old bigot.

Ah, that's it.

If you want some more brain craziness watch the Ken Ham and Bill Nye debate.

More so to do with dinosaur and age of the earth dillusions than his bigotry though.
 

Biske

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It always astounds me when I realize that there are people out their who really think rainbows exist solely because God created them as a sign and are waiting for a year with out rainbows to know that shit is going down.

I always think:

1) You don't know how fucking light works? You can't just turn off rainbows without fucking up everything.

2) How the fuck you going to know that a rainbow hasn't happened, across the whole planet, at all times during a year?



Yet still, people still throw it around like "hey gotta keep track of those rainbows"
 

Plum

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The Gays took all the colours of the Rainbow from Noah. They took all the colours of the rainbow. That's as many as the entire visible spectrum. And that's terrible.
 

Acorn

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It always astounds me when I realize that there are people out their who really think rainbows exist solely because God created them as a sign and are waiting for a year with out rainbows to know that shit is going down.

I always think:

1) You don't know how fucking light works? You can't just turn off rainbows without fucking up everything.

2) How the fuck you going to know that a rainbow hasn't happened, across the whole planet, at all times during a year?



Yet still, people still throw it around like "hey gotta keep track of those rainbows"
what?

I'm Catholic raised and have never heard of this nonsense. Is it an evangelical thing?
 
The rainbow was supposed to be a symbol that God will not ever again destroy life on Earth by flooding it. All other ways of destroying it are still on the table.

what?

I'm Catholic raised and have never heard of this nonsense. Is it an evangelical thing?
No, but Evangelicals think Catholics are ridiculous because they believe in transubstantiation.
 
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RawNuts

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His write-up comes across as spiteful, like someone who was bullied in school and lives off that grudge to this day.

What else do you want to "take back" from gays, Ken?
 

PSqueak

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What kind of person has to "justify" using a rainbow motif on a tribute to a story where the rainbow has a central part in?

Like, did he really felt that if he didnt say "he's taking back the rainbow" people would think it's a gay pride ark?
 

Acorn

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The rainbow was supposed to be a symbol that God will not ever again destroy life on Earth by flooding it. All other ways of destroying it are still on the table.

No, but
Evangelicals think Catholics are ridiculous because they believe in transubstantiation.
I see, weird don't recall getting taught that in primary or secondary religious education classes and I can live with evangelicals thinking my lapsed Catholicism is crazy. If a Mad man thinks you're sane then you've got problems.
 

Plum

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What kind of person has to "justify" using a rainbow motif on a tribute to a story where the rainbow has a central part in?

Like, did he really felt that if he didnt say "he's taking back the rainbow" people would think it's a gay pride ark?

Yeah, just say "the tale of Noah's Ark had a rainbow so I lit it up this way." Rainbows are used to show gay pride, doesn't mean that's the only way they can be used whilst he seens to think so. 6
 

Biske

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what?

I'm Catholic raised and have never heard of this nonsense. Is it an evangelical thing?

Maybe its a just a mormon thing.

But everyone mormon I've ever known took it this way:

After the Flood, god put a rainbow in the heavens to show hes not going to do that again, its cool.

Then they took it a step further with, when you don't see rainbows anymore... gods gonna wreck things again.

Now there are plenty of teachings you hear about in church or in seminary school as a teenager, that are super common and people say, but aren't really nailed down, kind of like the whole "God lives on a planet called Kolob" or "when you die if you are good and get to the best kingdom you get to be a god and have your own planet" but they arent very clearly written down in many places, partly because I think even the church realizes they are patently ridiculous and wanna avoid that bad PR.


But here: Talking about the 2nd coming

“And the signs in heaven above are like nothing man has ever seen. Blood is everywhere; fire and vapors of smoke fill the atmospheric heavens. No man has seen a rainbow this year. …
 

Grym

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I never knew Noah was gay. :eek: Or was it the animals? Probably the dinosaurs since they didn't make it to modern times
 

Audioboxer

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What kind of person has to "justify" using a rainbow motif on a tribute to a story where the rainbow has a central part in?

Like, did he really felt that if he didnt say "he's taking back the rainbow" people would think it's a gay pride ark?

It is a gay pride ark. The twist is Ken is the evangelical we have been waiting for. He's just bluffing his flock while displaying his devotion to actually being the king of fabulous.
 
He lit up a rainbow with pink, shades of purple, some blue and teal?

I love how he tried to reclaim it while giving it an even gayer color scheme.
 

Kthulhu

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This gif still kinda bothers me cause the smugness of people who never disclosed how it related to gay marriage until the very day it was legalized.

That's just not nice, you guys! :C

I never heard the explanation. I just accepted it somehow was related and it was funny.
 

Acorn

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Maybe its a just a mormon thing.

But everyone mormon I've ever known took it this way:

After the Flood, god put a rainbow in the heavens to show hes not going to do that again, its cool.

Then they took it a step further with, when you don't see rainbows anymore... gods gonna wreck things again.

Now there are plenty of teachings you hear about in church or in seminary school as a teenager, that are super common and people say, but aren't really nailed down, kind of like the whole "God lives on a planet called Kolob" or "when you die if you are good and get to the best kingdom you get to be a god and have your own planet" but they arent very clearly written down in many places, partly because I think even the church realizes they are patently ridiculous and wanna avoid that bad PR.


But here: Talking about the 2nd coming
I see, thanks for the info.
 

Loxley

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That's a color scheme that a contemporary art museum would use to announce the opening of a new exhibit XD Fabulous!
 

Biske

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I see, thanks for the info.

Here is more on it:

No Rainbows a Sign of the Second Coming?



But yeah, its super weird to see real otherwise serious people talking about rainbows in such a way.

So when I see Ken Ham wanting to "take back the rainbow" doesn't surprise me at all, rainbows are serious business to people and they seem to seriously believe even though there was light, until god said so no rainbows happened.
 

Toxi

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In recent times the rainbow (albeit with some different colors) has come to represent something far different. To many people it means freedom, love, pride, a new era, and, specifically, the LGBTQ movement. Indeed when the US Supreme Court legalized gay “marriage” last year, the White House was lit up in rainbow colors and released a statement saying,

But the rainbow itself wasn’t designed to be a symbol of freedom, love, pride, or the LGBTQ movement. God created this beautiful, colorful phenomenon and designated it as a sign of His covenant with Noah and his descendants forever.
So Ken Ham is against the LGBTQ movement, even as he acknowledges it's about love and freedom. And his plan is to literally take rainbows.

He's a fucking cartoon character. It's a shame him and people like him have to exist in real life.
 

Wilsongt

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The same Ark he spent millions to build that Noah and his family built on their own without help?

Get better Biblical skills, scrub.
 

zeemumu

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I feel like predestination evolved into making your sins look less bad by amplifying others so you look better by comparison.

You let the premarital sex and coveting of neighbor's property pass but OH NO THOSE DUDES ARE KISSING!
 

Kenstar

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Everyone knows that rainbows were added in the Earth 1.1 update, before he didn't have the refraction physics running without chugging the whole planet down to 70% speed, but wiping all the npc's and resetting the map freed a shitload of overhead, giving him enough time to work on a virtually identical rainbow shader with only 6% the cost of the original brute forced implementation before the npc's and environments started getting complicated again.
 
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