In a debate last week featuring four candidates for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate to represent Kentucky in Washington DC, the Answers in Genesis name came up! The four candidates, who will be voted on May 18th, were asked a variety of questions by the debate’s moderator, including one on abortion. One nominee [...]
Did you happen to watch NBC-TV’s program Dateline on Sunday evening? The entire hour (called “What were you thinking?”) was devoted to the topic of peer pressure. How there is a human tendency to “go with the crowd,” even when your common sense might tell you otherwise; for example, there was a scene in the [...]
Last year, AiG hosted its first trip to Israel, and over 60 people joined Carl Kerby and Mark Looy for a wonderful time of learning and fellowship. Many, many sites they visited are mentioned in the Bible.
With Carl and Mark, who have traveled to many countries around the globe, they found Israel to be one [...]
Mr. Joe Brown had never visited the Creation Museum (although his wife Malinda and son Joey had), so he didn’t know what to expect when he walked through the museum doors yesterday—especially when I went up to greet him and his family.
I indicated that he was our one-millionth visitor to the museum (in less than [...]
Probably by the time you have read this blog, the millionth visitor to the Creation Museum will have walked through the door! I hope to have photographs and information for you tomorrow. We certainly praise the Lord that the Creation Museum has reached more people in less than 3 years than we thought possible! All [...]
During the last two days, I gave seven presentations at a Home Educator’s Conference (run by “Christian Heritage”) in Seattle. I have included some photographs taken during this well-attended event.
A young girl engrossed in our Dinosaurs for Kids book:
Answering questions from another young girl:
People around the resource tables:
You are never too young to love books [...]
The third anniversary of the Creation Museum is still over a month away, but we anticipate welcoming our millionth visitor on Monday. AiG staff have planned a celebration and large gift package for the special guest, and has scheduled a photo-opp and meet-and-greet with me and other AiG leadership.
The Creation Museum opened to the public [...]
Recently on the highly trafficked website of The Huffington Post, Dr. Michael Zimmerman (biology professor at Butler University in Indiana), described as founder of the Clergy Letter Project, wrote a commentary for the site’s religion section entitled “The Danger of Ignoring Creationism.” In that commentary, he blasts Answers in Genesis, making such statements as “Ham and his lot are clearly extremists.” This comment followed a paragraph that certainly brings Zimmerman’s academic integrity into [...]
Environmentalists around the world today are celebrating the 40th anniversary of Earth Day (April 22), where people of all cultures and religious beliefs join the cause of caring for the earth.
Now while Christians agree they are called to be good stewards of the earth’s resources, they also caution the activists not to put the creation [...]
Right before the final keynote address I was to give at the Home Educators Conference in Alberta, Canada, this past Saturday, the young people who had been involved in the children’s program came into the auditorium to sing to their parents and other families attending the conference.
As I listened to their songs (which they sang [...]
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