As evolutionary beliefs increasingly dominate our Western cultures, people turn to nature for guidance in their behavior, instead of God.
Critic believes Christians are good for selfish motives, and argues for goodness apart from a biblical worldview.
If people are taught from a young age that nothing matters, that there are no morals, and that “survival of the fittest” is “the way the world works,” then what type of society should we expect?
God made it clear in Genesis 1:24-31 that man and land animals (such as dinosaurs) were made on the same day.
How was Moses able to read texts that he edited together from pre-Tower of Babel texts?
A reader from Arizona asks about how the people spread out over the world after the Flood and about Ussher’s date of creation.
A response to the question of why suffering still continues today.
A reader writes, “As a Scientist I am concerned that your exhibit, however well intentioned, will teach a false version of our history.” Bodie Hodge responds to this comment.
If we are to keep from falling for false teachings, we must know what God’s Word says.
How can we reconcile the secular history of the world with what the Bible clearly teaches?
How should a Christian respond when the deck is stacked against him?
Darwinism is not a theory; at best it’s a hypothesis.
Is the universe infinite? If so, who created God?
How should a Christian respond when the deck is stacked against him?
If we are creationists, does that mean we lack faith?
Can a Christian look past the plain meaning of Scripture to what it “really means”?
Should Christians even defend the Word of God?
A concerned father calls AiG to find out why his son has left the church.
Is the Bible racist? And are science and Christianity really at odds?
Isn’t the Bible full of paradoxes? How then can anyone take it literally?
How are dates for dinosaur fossils determined? Does the Bible mention these enormous animals?
Bodie Hodge responds to a man who claims God could've used evolution the create all things.
AiG speaker Bodie Hodge responds to comments about the gap theory
Bodie Hodge, AiG-US, responds to a letter which claims Genesis 1:2 supports the gap theory.
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