One has to read this quote in context, of course. It comes from the latest Discover magazine and is reviewed in a blog entry written by AiG speaker and researcher, Dr. Georgia Purdom. Dr. Purdom has a PhD in molecular genetics.
In this latest Discover magazine (Dick Teresi, “Lynn Margulis,” Discover, April 2011, pp. 66–71.), the [...]
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Many people have been perplexed on why the leaders of what’s called the emergent church movement believe and teach the way they do. The research we have done into the movement shows very clearly it is a result of using an evolutionary hermeneutic. And what do I mean by that? Because the leaders have accepted [...]
Welcome to the Fossil Butte National Monument in Wyoming. For Americans, here you can experience your tax dollars “at work,” indoctrinating visiting families in millions of years (and evolution). Follow me as we drive into the visitors center.
Here are some of the signs along the way:
Wow! From half a mile to these two [...]
In 2009, the book (which Britt Beemer from America’s Research Group and I co-authored) Already Gone, was published. This book detailed results of nationwide research into why two thirds of young people will leave the church by the time they reach college age.
It was found that the teaching of evolution and millions of [...]
AiG’s researcher/speaker/writer Dr. Georgia Purdom (who has a PhD in molecular genetics) has written an interesting blog item on what is supposed to be “instant evolution.”
She writes:
The headline read, “Instant Evolution in Whiteflies: Just Add Bacteria.”[1] Any time I see the words instant, speedy, or sudden together with evolution, I’m intrigued. Evolution, as the term [...]
Today is the debut of a new Creation Museum TV commercial. It will air nationwide in the U.S. on the Fox News Channel. We’ve had a few TV spots air on Fox, but this one is different and somewhat “edgy.” Viewers will get a glimpse of some [...]
We are receiving more and more letters and emails from young people who tell us they want to be creation scientists, speakers, writers, and so on, and they want to work for AiG. Here is a letter we received from a junior in high school:
Some people dream of becoming an astronaut, a pilot, [...]
AiG influences thousands upon thousands of children and teens each year through the Creation Museum, websites, resources (books, DVDs, and so on), and conferences. As part of our AiG conferences, we often conduct two 1.5 hour sessions for grades K–6 and 7–12 respectively. I make the K–6 program fun for the kids, and they love [...]
A lot of people enjoy watching mysteries on television—Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie, Hercule Poirot, and so on. If you love a good mystery and at the same time love the message of Answers in Genesis, I encourage you to obtain two unique and outstanding publications, pictured below. Julie Cave is a mystery writer—but with a [...]
A Nazarene college professor believes He is! Karl Giberson, from Eastern Nazarene College (located on Boston’s south shore), wrote this on a CNN website. The Nazarene school’s website states, “Karl Giberson teaches science and religion, and directs the honors program at Eastern Nazarene College. He is one of the leading scholarly voices in America’s ongoing [...]
