lucky severson reports. >> this is the creation museum in northern kentucky.it's a big place with lots of exhibitsepicting the creation of the earth in six days, just as it occurred in the book of genesis. ken ham, a former high school science teacher from australia, is the ceo of the christian ministry that created the museum. >> i'd say the creation museum, what's happened here is way above our expectations. it exceeded all of our visions and dreams. >> he says some of the 1.3 million visitors who've come here in the last four years are simply curious, but a majority, like danella and donna from indianapolis, are believers. >> the bible is the bible, you know. god created the earth and all of it in six days. can't argue with god. >> it's a place where homosapiens and dinosaurs live together in harmony, where adam and eve explore the garden of eden, and noah builds an ark loaded with creatures small and large, even dinosaurs. ken ham now has plans to build his own ark, a really big one, much longer than a football field, all part of a huge theme park called t

. >>> we have a story today from lucky severson about a tibetan buddhist lama who is building a buddhistpark on land in montana that is sacred to american indians. you might think such a development would produce fierce opposition from the indians, but that's not what happened. the buddhists respected the indians' beliefs, and both groups found not only sacred but common ground. >> reporter: it has been described as a piece of heaven on earth, tucked in the foothills of the glacier topped mission mountains in northwestern montana, a place where cows and farmers manicure the green grass. it is not a place you would expect to see a 24 foot-tall buddhist statue of yum chenmo, the great mother of wisdom and compassion, certainly not in a land that has been sacred to native americans for centuries. >> this is where we live. this is where we were born and where the bones of our ancestors resi, so this is our home. >> reporter: steve lozar is a council leader for the salish tribe. julie cajune heads the center for american indian policy at the salish kootenai college. >> the land around us, you

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