Does a straightforward reading of the Bible restrict God? Dr. Jason Lisle, AiG–U.S., looks at this oft-repeated claim.
By accepting evolution and billions of years, Christains are making Jesus into a liar. Bodie Hodge, AiG–U.S., shows why.
A recent Times article rehashes a common caricature of creationists as wanting the teaching of evolution censored. But is this the truth?
A reader claims that “natural” phenomena are the only valid scientific explanations. Dr. Jason Lisle, AiG–U.S., examines this often repeated claim.
When discussing creation/evolution on forums, do the “facts” speak for themselves? Or is there something else to keep in mind? Dr. Georgia Purdom, AiG–U.S., answers a call for help.
A visitor to the Creation Museum is disappointed that the Creation Museum presents a presuppositional approach. Dr. Lisle, AiG–U.S., explains the rationale.
We respond to two readers with similar misconceptions about dinosaurs and the Bible.
Does creation and a young universe, as revealed in the Bible, require “convoluted theories” to deal with the facts? Dr. Jason Lisle, AiG–U.S., responds.
AiG has made the claim that science requires a biblical worldview. Is this logically defensible?
A reporter from the UK’s Gaurdian lets his real agenda shine through. Ken Ham responds.
Should we keep our children from being exposed to evolutionary ideas? Stacia McKeever, AiG–U.S., shows how we can use such opportunities to teach discernment.
What are the limits of logic and is logic more important than God’s Word?
Did sin start with Adam, or did sin actually start with Satan’s rebellion?
During a moment of personal tragedy, a grieving mother asks if the age of the earth is important to spreading the gospel. Dr. Terry Mortenson, AiG–U.S., responds.
Does geological data “abundantly demonstrate” either that the earth is old or that God created it to appear old?
The doctrine of the Trinity is not just “traditional”; it has a firm basis in Scripture.
Does the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram prove that the universe must be millions of years old? Dr. Jason Lisle answers.
Is there such a thing as a “neutral” starting point for evaluating God's existence? Should we try to prove the Bible, or let it speak for itself?
Did God create light from distant stars “in transit” to earth? Dr. Jason Lisle examines this argument from a biblical perspective.
Is presuppositional apologetics as effective in witnessing as providing more scientific analysis? What is the proper balance?
Are there scientists who have converted from the old-earth view? Dr. Tommy Mitchell shows us one who has.
A reader claims that we cannot use the Bible to defend our position, but is this a realistic requirement?
A college professor lambastes AiG for “perpetuating a myth” but, in turn, perpetuates a myth about natrual selection.
Did God create logic? Or is logic further evidence of God’s existence?
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