The Holy Land Experience Theme Park - The Ten Commandments

    These are the original ten commandments. No, really.

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    1. luci_dee (44 months ago | reply)

      Please tell me all of this was available in a gift shop. Because nothing typifies a harsh unrepentant relious experience for blinded bigots like a cheap commercial theme park stocked with bad souvenirs

    2. vigilante2.o (43 months ago | reply)

      weren't the original scriptures in either, hebrew, aramaic or greek? would not have been in english dude, you got ripped off. you should totally sue.

    3. alexandra petersen (43 months ago | reply)

      Wow! Just when I was wondering what to put behind the toilet in the guest bathroom!

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    5. mikdrakon (43 months ago | reply)

      you actually went to this???

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    7. memomusic (38 months ago | reply)

      I've been here. It's in Connecticut. I have so many pics from here. Creepy place

    8. P.J. Bottom's (33 months ago | reply)

      Actually, according to the group it belongs to, this one is in Orlando FL. I live right by the one in CT. :)

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    10. Mikil Tiki (3 months ago | reply)

      in English ? LMAO
      not even sure it was not Egyptian hieroglyphs back then, or colourful pictorial ideogrammes like multilingual Europeans use alongside their roads, red circle barred with a stick mannekin under it doing all kinds of contorsions, VIIth would come nice out

      Moses was an Egyptian after all and princes were taught to read, perhaps even write ?
      not sure about that either, I bet hunting hippopotamusses was a more honourable skill for the Sons of the Sun than keeping harvest books or designing maledictory formulaes for the private feuds of Putiphar's wives
      Can't imagine alephbethik Hebrew was a fit script for a holy law text in Moses' view

      perhaps this here is the one table Moses smashed and he had to rewrite it all in the version that was carried in the Ark (lost in the meantime), so it can be on offer for interested pilgrims after some clever faker glued the bits together ?
      ....
      seems they have too much spare land surface to fill in Flo. and Conn.

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