Ken Ham Articles

• It’s All in a Name

  Nov. 13, 2007 from Answers Update

  It’s actually quite interesting to know how we became Answers in Genesis, and why we don’t just deal with the creation/evolution issue.

• Strengthening Families Through God’s Word

  Oct. 30, 2007

  If critical thinking isn’t the process of evaluating evidence in light of conflicting viewpoints . . . what is it?

• Back to School “the Temples”

  Oct. 22, 2007 from Answers Update

  Most people (including in the Christian world) have the erroneous idea that public schools are somehow “neutral” settings.

• Reaching Families with the Truth

  Oct. 16, 2007

  When I hear from people who’ve listened to the radio program, watched one of our videos, or read something on our website, I hear this common theme: families are indeed learning together, and our mat

• The heavens declare

  Sept. 17, 2007

  Over the years, God led me to other people committed to the search for biblically and scientifically sound answers to questions that most of the world believed could only be answered by evolution.

• Supporting the foundations

  Aug. 28, 2007

  Because of the enormous financial and personnel costs associated in building this unique facility, many of our core ministries have been restricted—but there is a solution.

• Tribute to Dr. Bolton Davidheiser

  Aug. 27, 2007

  Dr. Davidheiser was certainly one of those pioneers whom God used to help the biblical creation movement grow—and then mature to what it has become today.

• “This gospel ... will be preached in all the world ...”

  Aug. 13, 2007

  In many ways, reporting by the secular and Christian media (from around the world) has certainly greatly contributed to seeing the gospel “preached in all the world.”

• Book Chapter

  Is There Really a God?

  Aug. 9, 2007 from The New Answers Book 1

  When Christians claim that the God of the Bible created all the basic entities of life and the universe, some will ask what seems to be a logical question: “Who created God?”

• Today’s most photographed scene in Christendom?

  July 16, 2007

  In the past few months almost every one of the scores of reporters from secular newspapers, magazines, and TV outlets who have visited the museum have photographed these two children.

• The Creation Museum—a “collective”

  July 2, 2007

  AiG, through the wonderful support of God’s people, has been able to build a museum with outstanding exhibits—“world-class” displays, as some visitors have described them—using cutting-edge technology

• Right Now . . . Please Pray for the Creation Museum Project

  May 22, 2007

  We recognize that even during this joyous, celebratory time, there will likely be attacks on the museum project . . . and the AiG ministry in general.

• Academics publicly oppose soon-to-open Creation Museum

  May 15, 2007
• The half was not told

  April 17, 2007
• How Could a Loving God ... ?

  April 16, 2007

  When we accept Genesis as it was meant to be taken—as literal history—then we understand that death, disease, and violence are intrusions into this world.

• As I Always Said: “It’s a Mutant!”

  April 10, 2007

  She may look cute, but the science of genetics is confirming what I’ve always said about her: “She’s a degenerate mutant affected by sin and the Curse.”

• “Slain from the foundation of the world”

  April 7, 2007
• Magazine Article

  Who Begat Whom?

  March 28, 2007 from Answers Magazine
• Goose-Stepping to Zion?

  March 20, 2007 from Answers Update

  Who are the world’s “new fascists,” according to a new Simon and Schuster book composed by a former New York Times correspondent?

• On the horns of a dilemma?

  March 6, 2007

  How do creationists respond to evolutionists who tout “evolution actually works” with the newest dinosaur find?

• Evolving Agendas

  Feb. 19, 2007 from Answers Update

  Ken Ham writes about bias against Christians in modern television.

• Churches in praise of . . . Darwin!

  Feb. 8, 2007

  “Evolution Sunday” will attack God’s Word this weekend. Sadly, it may lead many more people to hopelessness and despair.

• Belief in evolution—required for college admission?

  Feb. 5, 2007

  Secular humanists have, by and large, won the culture war in America’s public schools. But not just satisfied with victories there, they are now aiming at Christian schools and homeschools. Yes, Christian institutions are becoming more and more marginalized in the US.

• The “New Atheists”

  Jan. 16, 2007

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