For over 10 years, Ken Ham, president of Answers in Genesis—USA, has brought a message of hope to the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland through speaking engagements each spring.
"Bible vs. science" was the headline in a recent Canadian newspaper featuring a report about the creation/evolution controversy in public schools in America.
How would you like to fly in an airplane produced by chance random processes—no intelligence involved?
Recently an article appeared in the Sunday Telegraph, "In the beginning … Adam walked with dinosaurs," that was probably one of the worst pieces of journalism we've seen in a while.
To see that such a prestigious newspaper as the New York Times would print such a disjointed, irrational and absurd commentary as the one written by Maureen Dowd on February 3, 2005, is unbelievable.
My favorite recent film was Luther, a professionally dramatized account of the life of Martin Luther, the great reformer; and one of my favorite Bible teachers is Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones.
The issue of comprehending death and suffering in terms of a loving God has once again hit the media airwaves.
It's 2005, and we began our new year with an exciting theme of "Rebuilding the Foundation."
Ken Ham interviews Frank and Sue Zitzman about the tragic death of their 17-year-old son and the way God is using them to minister to others as a result.
Whether it’s in America, a Third World country or wherever children receive some formal education, I would be prepared to say that young people have heard plenty about evolution.
Many times I’ve heard people tell me something like “God could have used evolution” or “God could have created over millions of years.”
I can’t believe how the time has passed! Twenty-five years ago this month, my wife Mally and I made one of the most important decisions we’ve ever had to make.
Imagine my shock when I discovered that some Muslim leaders were using their own form of ‘creation evangelism’ to convert people to Islam!
For those who believe in biblical authority right from the very first verse, they might be surprised at what a prominent Christian leader said recently.
The secular media would scoff if such a reading from Genesis occurred from space.
I want to share with you an emotional moment I had recently (and then some web testimonies), which I believe will illustrate what the AiG ministry is all about.
I met a group of disillusioned American missionaries during my recent trip to England.
How could there be such a thing as ‘secular creation’?
Numerous books have been written to try to explain what seems to be an irreconcilable problem—Christianity’s claim of a God of love in the face of the evil, death, suffering in this world.
Most people look at the Bible as a book that contains many interesting stories and theological teaching. While this is true, the Bible is so much more!
Did you know that another Christian leader has come out against a literal, straight-forwarding reading of the book of Genesis?
‘Facts’ by themselves are essentially meaningless—they all need to be interpreted within a particular philosophical framework.
Perhaps it’s easy to become immune to what’s happening in America’s once-Christian society, and in a sense just shrug it off as, “Well, that’s how things are these days.”
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