A Legacy of Two Men—One Evil, One Godly
For Father’s Day today, I thought I would contrast Étienne-Émile Baulieu’s legacy with that of a man whose legacy is a rich and godly one: my father, Mervyn Ham.
For Father’s Day today, I thought I would contrast Étienne-Émile Baulieu’s legacy with that of a man whose legacy is a rich and godly one: my father, Mervyn Ham.
Men, boldly step up to your responsibilities of godly leadership and fatherly protection, even in the face of cultural opposition.
Generations now reject the morality based on the Bible. Today, we are seeing the increased elimination of the foundational Christian structure in the nation.
You cannot add millions of years into God’s Word, or else you make a mockery of God’s basic character, including his goodness!
Does God call cancer “very good”?
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) June 13, 2025
Would God call the world we live in “very good”? Obviously not. Yet many Christians are unwittingly (or even wittingly sometimes) accusing God of saying cancer, brain tumors, and other diseases are “very good.”
“Surely not!” you may exclaim.…
Étienne-Émile Baulieu’s legacy isn’t one that uplifts women—it’s a legacy of bloodshed and brokenness. A legacy of death.
Biblical recalibration of the radiocarbon ages of ancient carbons associated with the Minoan Eruption supports the idea that this major volcanic event occurred at the time of the Exodus in 1446 BC.
We have to start foundationally! We must explain why, as Christians, we take the stand we do.
Here’s how to take the emotion out of a discussion about LGBTQ issues.
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) June 12, 2025
We have to start foundationally! We must explain why, as Christians, we take the stand we do. When discussing LGBTQ issues, we can explain that Christians build their thinking on the Bible, and therefore we…
Creation science reveals human history hidden in our DNA.