Baraminology of Cucurbitaceae Based on Chloroplast Genome Analysis
This study demonstrated how chloroplast genomes can be used to classify species into holobaramins.
This study demonstrated how chloroplast genomes can be used to classify species into holobaramins.
Most have not been taught to think with a biblical worldview by building their thinking on the Bible beginning with Genesis 1–11.
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— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) September 11, 2024
A multiple-choice question for you:
Did kangaroos once live in the Middle East?
A. They’ve always lived in Australia
B. We don’t know where they’ve always lived
C. Yes
D. None of the above
When I give this question to a church audience, I find most answer A.
The…
Since Jesus is our Creator, it is essential to know how he viewed the early chapters of Genesis.
Yet another find confirms exactly what we’d expect starting with God’s Word: a beautifully carved black stone seal believed to be about 2,700 years old.
In a fallen world, we need to be negative for the right reason—to help people understand the evil consequences of sin and point them to the positive message of the saving gospel through the Lord Jesus Christ.
Should Christians ever be “negative”?
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) September 10, 2024
I’ve heard people accuse the prophet Jeremiah of being too negative. But Jeremiah was a prophet of the Lord, and what he spoke is part of the inspired, inerrant, written Word of God.
Jeremiah warned the people, “Thus says the Lord: ‘Learn…
Christ’s prayer for unity seems like an impossible dream. What can Christians do to promote unity with believers who disagree on basic doctrines?
The latest installment of God’s Not Dead tackles the place of faith in politics.
Responding to a listicle claiming it is wrong to interpret the Bible literally.