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Animated Bible Myths: Noah's Ark - Part 1
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July 8, 2016
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5:14Now PlayingDid Noah's Ark actually happen? Is the Genesis flood story true, or even possible? Here's an animated satirical retelling of the Noah's Ark flood story with no holds barred. In this episode of Animated Bible Myths, an insecure and lonely god named Dinkleberty hires a 500-year-old man to build a gargantuan zoo-boat so he can preserve life on earth while wiping out giants, half-giants, and the sinners who slept with them. Also, cheetahs are inbred.
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