There have been many great articles in the secular press about the Creation Museum. Most have reported our statements very accuratelywhich we are thankful for. An article I read in the Toledo Blade is one of the best Ive read from an accurate reporting perspective.
It begins:
PETERSBURG, Ky. – Ken Ham welcomed the worlds [...]
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I had to smile when I read this comment in a newspaper article about the Creation Museum:
Another source of evolutionist irritation is museum co-founder Ken Ham, a 55-year-old former science teacher who may be the most engaging Australian to hit the airwaves since the Crocodile Hunter.
This came from an article in the Indianapolis Star—Creation Museum: [...]
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They came, and they came, and they came–over 4000 came for the first day the Creation Museum was open to the
public! They were lined up inside, then outside, then down the side of
the building, then back again and looped again! Some people waited 3
hours to finally get in to the Museum–but the ones [...]
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As Mally and I still consider Australia home (like the song I still call Australia home)it is thrilling to see the secular press printing news about the opening of the Creation Museum in the USA. Other secular publications in Australia have also printed news about this historic event. As far as I know, [...]
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This is not just a historic event in America, but a historic event in Christendom. Over 1000 people attended, including numerous invited guests, local county and state government elected officials, representatives from the state and federal governments, and a phenomenal number of media groups from around the world. The event reminded me of the Scopes [...]
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