Gary Vaterlaus Articles

• Book Chapter

  Do Snakes Really Eat Dust like Genesis Says?

  

  Aug. 10, 2024 from Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions: Volume 1

  Some people try to discredit Genesis by saying snakes don’t eat dust, as Genesis 3:14 claims and that, therefore, the Bible is in error.

• Book Chapter

  Does Genesis Contradict Itself About the Order of Nations

  

  Sept. 18, 2023 from Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions: Volume 1

  What do Genesis 10 and 11 say about the origin of nations and people groups?

• Book Chapter

  Underneath a Solid Sky

  

  Aug. 8, 2023 from Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions: Volume 1

  Does Genesis 1 teach the sky was solid like some critics claim? What does the original Hebrew say?

• Magazine Department Article

  How Should We Then Give?

  

  Dec. 18, 2022 from Answers Magazine

  Our Creator’s generosity should inspire us to give creatively.

• Introduction to Answers Bible Curriculum

  June 15, 2012

  Are our current Sunday school programs effective in reaching today’s children with the gospel and equipping them for a life-long faith?

• Magazine Department Article

  Teach Effectively

  April 1, 2011 from Answers Magazine

  Whether you are a pastor in the pulpit or a parent leading family devotions, you want your listeners to be engaged and revived by the truth.

• Book Chapter

  Too Close for Comfort

  May 4, 2009 from Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions: Volume 1

  Does God both bless and condemn marriages between close relations?

• Feedback Article

  Is Jesus Really God?

  Oct. 12, 2007 from Feedback

  Does the Bible really say that Jesus is both God and man? Gary Vaterlaus explores the issue.

• Teaching the Bible in Public Schools: A Review of Two Textbooks

  June 16, 2007

  In the Time magazine cover article (March 22, 2007), “The Case for Teaching the Bible,” author David Van Biema argues for teaching the Bible in public schools.

• Magazine Department Article

  “And the Lord Shut Him In”

  

  April 1, 2007 from Answers Magazine

  The Ark had only one door to pass through to escape God’s terrible judgment.

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