Dr. Georgia Purdom—AiG speaker, researcher, and writer—recently wrote a blog item I wanted to share with all of you. It is a warning—even to parents who bring their children up on AiG apologetics resources.
As I read her blog post, I thought of these main points:
We need to be reminded that we [...]
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AiG’s Dr. Georgia Purdom sent me this report (with some great feedback) about the exciting “Answers for Women” conference held in Legacy Hall at the Creation Museum recently.
I couldn’t be more thrilled with the feedback we received from our first-ever women’s conference at the Creation Museum. It was truly a blessed time for everyone involved. [...]
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The first part of this blog post is a report from AiG researcher Steve Golden. He attended a conference in Kentucky recently and I thought it would be good to share the report he sent to me.
The “Together for the Gospel” conference—held in Louisville, Kentucky, last week—tackled the theme of “The Underestimated Gospel.” The speakers [...]
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Recently, a book titled What’s the Least I can Believe and Still Be a Christian? was brought to my attention. After reading it, I wondered if I should write a book titled, What’s the Most I can Believe and still not be a Christian?!
We are seeing a plethora of books and other resources permeating the [...]
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AiG works closely with theologically conservative biblical homeschool groups to help homeschoolers be familiar with the best teaching resources available. Here is a guest blog from one such group about a special launch today.
Home Educating Family is happy to announce the launch of its updated blog! Grab a cup of coffee or a glass of [...]
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“He was in the world, and the world was made through him, yet the world did not know him” (John 1:10).
This is a guest blog post by AiG board of directors vice-chairman, Tony Biller. Please go to this link to read this great, challenging teaching post about the Babe in a [...]
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Recently, AiG speaker and researcher Dr. Georgia Purdom wrote a blog post that illustrates the impact one student can have on a Christian university campus because of the influence AiG resources had on this student. Dr. Purdom wrote the following:
Last week, I received a prayer request from a student at a theologically conservative [...]
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Recently, Steve Ham (senior director of Outreach) and Dr. Terry Mortenson (AiG speaker and researcher) travelled to California to have a booth at the ETS (Evangelical Theological Society) annual meeting. Steve sent me the following report:
Dr. Terry Mortenson and I just spent three days at the Evangelical [...]
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Popular AiG speaker Dr. Tommy Mitchell is soon going to the UK (United Kingdom) for a speaking tour. He sent me the following item to post about the upcoming UK events:
Answers in Genesis is an international ministry. It has been our desire to proclaim the message of biblical authority not only here [...]
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As today is Halloween, I thought I would refer you to this post by AiG board member Tony Biller. He begins the post by stating the following:
Not being big fans of pagan Celtic rituals, witches and goblins, or of copious consumption of cheap candy, my wife and I are always [...]
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