“Best website since sliced bread”
Published August 19th, 2007 in FeedbackI know we’ve said a lot about the Creation Museum lately (and thousands continue to visit), but we also need to be praying for all the other aspects of the ministry. The AiG website is a phenomenal resource that is accessed by people around the world. Here is a testimony received this past week:
I think this is the best website since sliced bread. I am quite frankly amazed at the fact fellow christians are finally defending christian belifes in the scientific sense. its so important to do this. I believe that many christians are being ignorant and have really bad answers to questions such as evoloution and adam and eve. I’ve had answer such as just have faith but its difficult to say that to non-believers who really don’t… p.s I’m quite dyslexic so sorry for the bad grammer
Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying
Ken
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