To answer the question that is probably brewing in your mind after reading the title, no I did not recently visit Bethlehem. If that were the case, I would have said “the birthplace of the King.” I traveled with Drs. Menton and Mitchell to Tupelo, Mississippi, this past week. That’s the birthplace of Elvis Presley, [...]
Although I work at Answers in Genesis and the Creation Museum located in Kentucky, I live in Indiana. In addition, I have a school age daughter. So for good reason I have been watching the bill to allow the teaching of creation in public schools with much interest.
The Indiana Senate Education Committee voted 8-2 in [...]
Catchy title, don’t you think? (Thanks to my friend Stacia for her creativity.) This is the title for a new presentation I have developed on the issue of race with the subtitle, “How the Biblical Answer to Racism Impacts My Family.” As many of you know, my husband Chris and I adopted our daughter Elizabeth [...]
A couple weeks ago I was alerted to a NPR blog with the title, “Why Do So Many Have Trouble Believing In Evolution?” The blog’s author, Dr. Marcelo Gleiser, is a theoretical physicist at Dartmouth College. Gleiser begins the blog with statistics from polls that show many people do not believe in evolution and how [...]
I wanted to share some pictures today of my time at Calvary Chapel in Rio Rancho near Albuquerque, New Mexico. The people were very friendly and helpful and had a great desire to become equipped to defend the authority of God’s Word. Almost 1,000 people total attended the five presentations I gave on Sunday and [...]
This past Sunday, it was my privilege to speak at Calvary Chapel Rio Rancho near Albuquerque, New Mexico. Since it was Sanctity of Life Sunday, I gave my presentation entitled “Eugenics and Planned Parenthood: Past, Present, and Future” for both morning services. It was exciting to see how involved the church is in the pro-life [...]
Last week in our News to Note (item five) we featured a response to an article entitled “Scientists use ‘molecular time travel’ to recreate evolution of complexity.” As I read the news story and the actual technical article, I couldn’t help but think two things: (1) I’ve heard this story before (see my article on [...]
That’s right! The concepts of evolution and millions of years for the age of the earth seem to be popping up in the strangest places. Here are just a few examples.
On the back of a Kroger brand Frosted Flakes box there are several descriptions of animals including one of crocodiles that reads, “The crocodile has [...]
A few months ago, I co-authored an article reviewing a new book entitled The Anointed. The book was a very anti-academic, tabloid-like look at several Christian leaders and ministries, including Ken Ham and Answers in Genesis. The New York Times recently published their review of the book, and not surprisingly, found it to be worthy [...]
A few weeks ago, I posted a blog entitled “Why we don’t need women’s ministry” or Do We? in relation to our upcoming Answers for Women conference. I received several interesting comments on the AiG Facebook page about the blog. One woman commented:
Too often I have found that the teaching of women has been relegated [...]
