Mark Looy Articles

• What You Didn’t See

  Jan. 14, 2008

  While we don’t wish to come across as ungrateful over the blessing of such wide coverage, we did find it somewhat frustrating at times.

• Magazine’s Museum Praise

  Jan. 7, 2008

  A recent weekend supplement of Australia’s leading newspaper featured a balanced piece on the Creation Museum.

• The Creation/Evolution Battle Resumes

  Jan. 4, 2008

  Only four days into the new year, leading evolutionists have published a new book in an effort to keep creationist ideas out of the public school classroom.

• The media year in review—the Creation Museum 2007

  Dec. 28, 2007

  The highlights of the media year of 2007.

• Creation Museum Showcased on FOX News Channel—Christmas Eve and Christmas Day

  Dec. 21, 2007

  One of the lengthy segments of the FOX Christmas special entitled “Miracles: Facts, Fiction & Faith” will showcase the Creation Museum.

• Look Who’s Watching Us Now!

  Dec. 17, 2007

  MinistryWatch.com has—for the third year in a row—honored Answers in Genesis for financial integrity, naming it once again as one of its yearly 30 “brightest shining light” ministries.

• The Abraham Affair

  Dec. 10, 2007

  The firing of a scientist in New England appears to be yet another clear-cut case of employment discrimination because of a researcher’s creationist beliefs.

• Recent Media Coverage of the Creation Museum

  Nov. 26, 2007

  Because AiG’s Creation Museum is still drawing large crowds, the world’s media continue to cover the success of this latest entry in the ongoing creation/evolution battle.

• Is It Over After Dover?

  Nov. 14, 2007

  One might expect that a tax-supported institution like PBS would be more balanced in covering a controversial topic such as biological origins.

• Posted!

  Oct. 29, 2007

  In a recent column against the museum, a Post columnist wrote a piece that was so inaccurate that we asked our publicists to submit a rebuttal.

• Why Do the Atheists Rage?

  Oct. 9, 2007

  What caught our eye recently in the atheist barrage against religion occurred in the context of comments from atheists about the growing creation movement and AiG’s new Creation Museum most of all.

• Honoring a partner in “creation evangelism”

  Sept. 14, 2007

  Why would the funeral of a former dance intructor and door-to-door “salesman”1 attract a “who’s who” of Christian leaders, 3,000 people, plus a special assistant to the US president to his funeral?

• Flocking to video stores?

  Sept. 13, 2007

  After being featured in a few hundred movie theaters in America, the documentary Flock of Dodos became available for purchase as a DVD this week.

• Evangelist, prominent TV/radio pastor, and Creation Museum booster Dr. James Kennedy passes away

  Sept. 5, 2007

  Early this morning, well-known evangelist and pastor—and good friend of AiG and its evangelistic Creation Museum—Dr. D. James Kennedy passed away in his sleep.

• 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.

• Origin of hype

  Aug. 20, 2007

  For more than 50 years we have been told by scientists that they have been on the verge of creating life in a laboratory.

• Taking Stock of Bonds

  Aug. 8, 2007

  What can the story of Barry Bonds tell us about the creation/evolution controversy?

• Creation Museum already celebrates an anniversary

  June 18, 2007

  Two guests stood out last Friday; the couple, prior missionaries in Vietnam, wanted to spend their 50th wedding anniversary at our new museum.

• American patriotic award goes to an Aussie

  June 12, 2007

  At Vision Forum's opening night ceremony in Hampton, Virginia (south of Jamestown), AiG-U.S. President Ken Ham received (in absentia) a distinct patriotic honor.

• The Genesis Nemesis

  June 8, 2007

  The National Center for Science Education sounds as if the organization is serving the noble purpose of promoting science education. But the group’s ostensibly positive name (and that it is “for” something) obscures the fact that the very mission of the NCSE is actually a highly negative one: to aggressively counter the creationist and intelligent design movements.

• Def ear to toleration?

  May 20, 2007
• The Republican presidential candidates on evolution

  May 4, 2007

  On Thursday’s debate of the Republican candidates for the 2008 U.S. presidential election, a question was posed: How many of you don’t believe in evolution?

• May 3—The National Day of Prayer

  May 3, 2007
• Church “equipping”

  April 23, 2007

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