28% of Churchgoers Say a Changing Culture Makes Some Biblical Truth “Obsolete”
Does culture make certain biblical truths obsolete?
Does culture make certain biblical truths obsolete?
God began creating the earth, life, and the universe around six thousand years ago over a period of six ordinary (24-hour) days.
In the evolutionary view, early earth was not a pleasant place to live. A recent article summarizing research on the “origin of life” described early earth this way: “Earth’s first few hundred million years brought relentless impacts, intense volcanism and an atmosphere almost entirely devoid of oxygen.” And yet this new research claims the “last universal common ancestor” (LUCA) somehow evolved a mere 400 million years after earth formed.
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) October 5, 2026
The human author of Genesis is Moses. How might he have gotten the creation account?
It’s a battle over interpretation because of two different starting points.
Was earth a hostile, dangerous place for millions and millions of years as catastrophe after catastrophe afflicted it? That’s the view presented in the visually compelling, but evolution-filled, NBC documentary Surviving Earth.
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) October 4, 2026
Canada geese were designed by God with special features to help them navigate their migration each fall.
We hold opposite views on the length of the sojourn, and these two papers were a unique experiment in attempting to work together.