Mark Looy Articles

• 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
• T. rex Drumstick

  April 13, 2007

  Finding T. rex soft tissue is compelling evidence that it was not 65 million years ago that dinosaurs died out, as given on the evolutionary timeline.

• Hart-felt condolences

  April 9, 2007
• Media March on the Museum Continues

  April 3, 2007
• 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?

• Creationists—American fascists?

  March 13, 2007
• The New Fascists?

  March 8, 2007
• 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?

• Once Lost, But Now Found

  Feb. 22, 2007

  It was the greatest evil in the world during its time: the British slave trade of the late 1700s and early 1800s.

• So close, yet so far—the humbling of a football star

  Feb. 1, 2007
• PEERing into the manufacturing of an anti-creationist urban myth

  Jan. 23, 2007

  AiG had been tracking the efforts of anti-creationists in America who have been trying to ban a book from National Park Service bookstores.

• A long night at the museum

  Jan. 2, 2007
• Magazine Article

  On the Shoulders of a Giant

  

  Oct. 10, 2006 from Answers Magazine

  The passing of a great defender of the Christian faith, Dr. Henry Morris, has closed a long chapter in the history of the fight over biblical authority and accuracy.

• Misrepresented (Sigh) Time and Time Again

  Aug. 22, 2006

  Hearing the false claim is like the proverbial water running off a duck’s back: AiG is leading the effort to get creation into schools.

• A Shocking Movie List?

  June 16, 2006

  Inherit the Wind has probably done more to undermine biblical authority and accuracy than any other film in history.

• The Tale of a Comet

  May 6, 2006

  A camera on the Hubble Space Telescope has recently captured remarkable images of a comet breaking apart. This event has something important to say about the age of the solar system.

• Gone Fishin’ for a Missing Link? (A Preliminary Response)

  April 6, 2006

  The secular press has been buzzing over a report that a fossil had been found in the Arctic that supposedly proves that land animals evolved from fish.

• A Feet of Imagination

  March 17, 2006

  No story related to human evolution has drawn as much press in recent times as the account of family members in Turkey who walk hunched over, using their hands as well as feet to ambulate.

• A Field Trip to an Evolving Planet

  March 13, 2006

  The Field Museum in Chicago is the newest battlefront in the ever-growing creation/evolution controversy over what to truly believe about life’s origins.

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