JakeStarkey
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Then the theme park can give up its tax breaks.
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@ Carla-Danger: Is an atheist qualified to teach about Noah?
They will probably never open without the government bennies. Investors aren't exactly flocking to such a money losing idea.If you suffer no consequences for "standing up for your faith," have you really taken any kind of stand? I would suggest no. Decline the tax incentives and stand up for what you believe - if you really believe it.
The state shouldn't be forcing employers to hire people who don't share in your company's vision. But no one is "entitled" to taxpayer-funded goodies either.
It is religiously themed. Its purpose is to demonstrate the religious beliefs of its owners, ie that the bible is literally true and the earth is 6,000 years old.
I don't know why that evades you.
If Kentucky wishes to withdraw the tax incentives it offered because the park plans to discriminate it is well within its rights to do so.
So, to recap:
Can't use someone's Christian faith as a reason to not hire him? Totally fair.
Can't use someone's lack of Christian faith as a reason not to hire them? Totally unfair.
The law's a bitch when it's used against you.
So a Muslim church would be required to hire a Christian pastor?
Is he qualified to teach from the Quran?
@ Carla-Danger: Is an atheist qualified to teach about Noah?
nodoginnafight, do you think someone working a concession stand asking a customer if they want fries with that burger is teaching anyone about Noah?
Do you think a ride operator checking harnesses on a ride is teaching anyone about Noah?
That the guy (or gal) with a trash cart emptying waste bins is teaching anyone about Noah?
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I see your point. I was thinking, however, of the ride operators being dressed like Noah's kids@ Carla-Danger: Is an atheist qualified to teach about Noah?
nodoginnafight, do you think someone working a concession stand asking a customer if they want fries with that burger is teaching anyone about Noah?
Do you think a ride operator checking harnesses on a ride is teaching anyone about Noah?
That the guy (or gal) with a trash cart emptying waste bins is teaching anyone about Noah?
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It is religiously themed. Its purpose is to demonstrate the religious beliefs of its owners, ie that the bible is literally true and the earth is 6,000 years old.
I don't know why that evades you.
If Kentucky wishes to withdraw the tax incentives it offered because the park plans to discriminate it is well within its rights to do so.
A Mosque is religiously themed. If the City of Irvine wishes to withdraw police and fire protection because a Mosque discriminates it is well within its rights to do so. Right?
No, but they aren't obligated to spend 11 million to accommodate them.It is religiously themed. Its purpose is to demonstrate the religious beliefs of its owners, ie that the bible is literally true and the earth is 6,000 years old.
I don't know why that evades you.
If Kentucky wishes to withdraw the tax incentives it offered because the park plans to discriminate it is well within its rights to do so.
A Mosque is religiously themed. If the City of Irvine wishes to withdraw police and fire protection because a Mosque discriminates it is well within its rights to do so. Right?
Betcha most atheists can explain the Noah and the ark story.So, to recap:
Can't use someone's Christian faith as a reason to not hire him? Totally fair.
Can't use someone's lack of Christian faith as a reason not to hire them? Totally unfair.
The law's a bitch when it's used against you.
So a Muslim church would be required to hire a Christian pastor?
Is he qualified to teach from the Quran?
@ Carla-Danger: Is an atheist qualified to teach about Noah?
nodoginnafight, do you think someone working a concession stand asking a customer if they want fries with that burger is teaching anyone about Noah?
Do you think a ride operator checking harnesses on a ride is teaching anyone about Noah?
That the guy (or gal) with a trash cart emptying waste bins is teaching anyone about Noah?
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I think EVERYONE who works at any particular place of business should be prepared to contribute to the total experience of the guest - yes.
No, but they aren't obligated to spend 11 million to accommodate them.
They will probably never open without the government bennies. Investors aren't exactly flocking to such a money losing idea.If you suffer no consequences for "standing up for your faith," have you really taken any kind of stand? I would suggest no. Decline the tax incentives and stand up for what you believe - if you really believe it.
The state shouldn't be forcing employers to hire people who don't share in your company's vision. But no one is "entitled" to taxpayer-funded goodies either.
Fortunately, god told me to buy a motorcycle, instead of building an ark. I asked the tax assessor's office to waive the taxes, because the motorcycle is church equipment. I hold prayer meetings various AZ canyon recreation areas. It is not my fault that I am the only one who shows up. They didn't buy it.
No, but they aren't obligated to spend 11 million to accommodate them.
So they can let the Mosque burn to the ground because they don't want to spend the money to dispatch a ladder truck?
Fact is, you seek to deny civil rights to this Park purely because they are enemies of the party."Rights" are only for those favored by the party.
Betcha most atheists can explain the Noah and the ark story.
Betcha most atheists can explain the Noah and the ark story.So, to recap:
Can't use someone's Christian faith as a reason to not hire him? Totally fair.
Can't use someone's lack of Christian faith as a reason not to hire them? Totally unfair.
The law's a bitch when it's used against you.
So a Muslim church would be required to hire a Christian pastor?
Is he qualified to teach from the Quran?
@ Carla-Danger: Is an atheist qualified to teach about Noah?
nodoginnafight, do you think someone working a concession stand asking a customer if they want fries with that burger is teaching anyone about Noah?
Do you think a ride operator checking harnesses on a ride is teaching anyone about Noah?
That the guy (or gal) with a trash cart emptying waste bins is teaching anyone about Noah?
>>>>
I think EVERYONE who works at any particular place of business should be prepared to contribute to the total experience of the guest - yes.
Sure, but I'm willing to assume that the Ark Park will have a distinctly literal bible view of events. LOLBetcha most atheists can explain the Noah and the ark story.So, to recap:
Can't use someone's Christian faith as a reason to not hire him? Totally fair.
Can't use someone's lack of Christian faith as a reason not to hire them? Totally unfair.
The law's a bitch when it's used against you.
So a Muslim church would be required to hire a Christian pastor?
Is he qualified to teach from the Quran?
@ Carla-Danger: Is an atheist qualified to teach about Noah?
nodoginnafight, do you think someone working a concession stand asking a customer if they want fries with that burger is teaching anyone about Noah?
Do you think a ride operator checking harnesses on a ride is teaching anyone about Noah?
That the guy (or gal) with a trash cart emptying waste bins is teaching anyone about Noah?
>>>>
I think EVERYONE who works at any particular place of business should be prepared to contribute to the total experience of the guest - yes.
Most atheists like to THINK they know the Bible as well as Christians, but they really don't. But the flood epic is central to many ancient cultures - not just Christian.
- Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII), which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin;
Ark World intends to violate the law and by doing so it will invalidate it's right to tax incentives because the State cannot endorse that discrimination by giving Ark World tax dollars.
Title 7 does not revoke the Constitution. Despite what the party might hold.
Kentucky warns Noah s Ark theme park over hiring practices - Yahoo News
Dictating that Ark World must hire those who deny God's word that HE sent a flood to destroy humankind, and then told Noah to build the ark.