AiG’s Creation Museum is being challenged once again by the secularists, this time in the renowned magazine Scientific American.
Interviewer claims Creation Museum’s presentation of history and science is dangerous and delusional.
We have come to learn that the two-hour TBN TV interview program has already had several thousand viewings through the video archives of TBN’s website.
We recently received an email from someone who took a swipe at the Creation Museum and Answers in Genesis. This started what turned out to be a particularly revealing exchange of emails.
Australian television program gets up close with the Creation Museum.
It’s good to be reminded of some remarkable events that have shown us how God has truly blessed this creation/gospel ministry.
Our Creation Museum, which has been open to the public for more than three years, is still receiving a fair amount of publicity—this time through a nationally syndicated article.
While we know our Creation Museum may be something of a headache for many evolutionists, this is the first we’ve heard of the widely acclaimed museum causing “discomfort” for visitors.
The LiveScience and MSNBC websites have posted a negative commentary concerning the Creation Museum. Several Answers in Genesis editors respond to the false claims presented in the hit piece.
When the museum is grossly misrepresented on a prominent website, it prompts us to respond quickly with a public rebuttal like this one.
It isn’t a—ahem—“news source” we would normally cover, but we decided not to ignore a scathing attack on our Creation Museum that appears in February’s issue of Vanity Fair.
ABC-TV’s Nightline will include Ken Ham and the Creation Museum to discuss the new movie Creation that releases Friday in the U.S.
Last month, an atheist leader told our local newspaper, the Cincinnati Enquirer, that our Creation Museum promotes “child abuse” and even “terrorism.”
A Guardian columnist turned her crosshairs toward the Creation Museum this past week. Are her criticisms anything new?
Love us or hate us, the Answers in Genesis Creation Museum continues to attract media attention, popular fascination, and widespread misperception.
In covering a visit by paleontologists to our Creation Museum, a New York Times’ article spreads some misunderstanding (including in an associated blog by the reporter).
Just a few weeks after the Creation Museum’s second anniversary, the BBC asks, “So who goes to America’s biggest and best attended creationist museum and why?”
The publication of a major Christian denomination looks at the Creation Museum—and comes out swinging.
The Creation Museum is once again the center of an evolutionist-hatched controversy concerning local area tourism promotions.
The vision started over 30 years ago, when—as a public school science teacher in Australia—I took my students to a local natural history museum.
An Associated Press article describes an upcoming National Academies report that will detail how science is learned in informal settings—museums, zoos, and aquariums—and, consequently, how such venues can better educate children.
While we don’t wish to come across as ungrateful over the blessing of such wide coverage, we did find it somewhat frustrating at times.
A recent weekend supplement of Australia’s leading newspaper featured a balanced piece on the Creation Museum.
The highlights of the media year of 2007.
One of the lengthy segments of the FOX Christmas special entitled “Miracles: Facts, Fiction & Faith” will showcase the Creation Museum.
Because AiG’s Creation Museum is still drawing large crowds, the world’s media continue to cover the success of this latest entry in the ongoing creation/evolution battle.
In a recent column against the museum, a Post columnist wrote a piece that was so inaccurate that we asked our publicists to submit a rebuttal.
How do two young students perceive the Creation Museum nd the evidence they find there? That’s the question that a segment running on CBN’s The 700 Club will answer tomorrow.
AiG’s Creation Museum has remained in the news since its May 28 opening.
In many ways, reporting by the secular and Christian media (from around the world) has certainly greatly contributed to seeing the gospel “preached in all the world.”
As AiG’s new Creation Museum continues to appear in newspapers and magazines, some of the most interesting feedback can be seen in letters to the editor and guest columns.
In the past few months almost every one of the scores of reporters from secular newspapers, magazines, and TV outlets who have visited the museum have photographed these two children.
Sunday’s Cincinnati Enquirer included an insightful and forthright Creation Museum write-up by Enquirer columnist Peter Bronson.
Visitors, media, and local politicians respond to the Creation Museum.
Description of the opening day events here at the Creation Museum.
Several supporters have written us to express their support of the Creation Museum.
Short responses to some media articles regarding the Creation Museum’s opening.
even before the museum has opened its doors (the week of May 28), there has been a continual parade of media—both international and national—touring the museum construction site.
From the UK comes yet another article on AiG's Creation Museum, which has been drawing increasing attention even though it won't be officially open until late in the Spring.
Two major European publications, Britain's The Guardian and Germany's Der Spiegel, published mocking articles on the Creation Museum this week.
AiG’s future Creation Museum will be prominently featured on the “CBS News Sunday Morning” TV program on Sunday, October 23, 2005.
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