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What a embarrassment to have a governor of our state do this and promote this lifestyle. Supposedly a Christian and a Deacon in a church Call Frankfort and let him now your displeasureCan someone help me here? I want to know what Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear means by “more equal and inclusive.” The reason I ask is that the Ark Encounter is the biggest themed attraction in Kentucky and the biggest Christian themed attraction in the world. Also the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum are the two leading Christian themed attractions in world, and they have had billions of dollars of positive economic impact on the state of Kentucky.And yet when Gov. Beshear is giving talks on tourism and listing tourist facilities, he never mentions the Ark (or Creation Museum). And the Ark is not mentioned in many state promotional materials.Also Gov. Beshear calls his administration “Team Kentucky.” AI sums up “Team Kentucky’ as “‘Team Kentucky’ refers to a broad concept encompassing different initiatives and programs under the leadership of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear. It’s used to promote unity, economic development, and various state-wide efforts.”So Gov. Beshear uses terms like “inclusive,” “equal,” and “Team Kentucky” to promote unity, but the Ark and Creation Museum are basically excluded.Now I understand an LGBTQ group would never employ me as a Bible-believing Christian who builds his thinking on God’s Word and thus adamantly believes that there’s only one marriage, that of a man and woman (Genesis 2:24; Matthew 19:4–7) and only two genders of humans (Genesis 1:27). That is not hate speech. It just means we have different worldviews. I wouldn’t expect an LGBTQ group to hire a Christian who believes as I do based on the Bible. But they have the freedom to exist as a group. And the Governor has the freedom to promote them if he wants. But how about promoting the Ark and Creation Museum as well to be truly inclusive and a team working for unity?Now the Ark and Creation Museum employ Christians who adhere to our statement of faith. A federal judge in Kentucky ruled we have a right to do this according to the law and freedom of religion. But everyone is welcome to come to the Ark and Creation Museum, and we’ve seen people from all sorts of backgrounds visit, including LGBTQ people. We publicly promote the attractions to everyone as all are welcome.Christians are persecuted around the world and in some places much worse than others. In some countries, Christians can’t meet publicly or distribute Bibles. How about a Christian month to promote unity and thus be inclusive of Christians to send a message to the world?