Mike Matthews Articles

• Evolution Disclaimer on Trial

  April 8, 2004

  A textbook disclaimer that evolution is ‘a theory, not a fact’ will go to trial, a US federal judge has ruled in Georgia.

• Methuselah’s Hands … Found!

  March 16, 2004

  It seemed like an impossible task, but the Creation Museum team has finally located them—Methuselah’s hands.

• Banned Authors Plan Canyon Raft Trip

  March 16, 2004

  Tom Vail’s beautiful new book made worldwide headlines earlier this year when the US National Park Service considered banning it from park bookstores.

• Magazine Article

  Not Just a Pretty Picture

  March 1, 2004, pp. 16–20

  Robert Jensen is one of these rare photographers whose child-like wonder at God’s world has never left him.

• Proposed New Science Standards: Where’s the E-Word?

  Jan. 31, 2004

  AiG believes that all students, whether studying at home, private school or secular government schools, should learn the details about evolution. We simply argue that they should get the whole truth.

• Geologists in an Uproar

  Jan. 6, 2004

  What provoked the presidents of seven geological societies to write a letter of protest to the superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park?

• Mars Landing—Success or Failure?

  Jan. 3, 2004

  Missions to the surface of Mars have been plagued with problems.

• 99 and Still Fighting God

  Dec. 8, 2003

  Ernst Mayr, once called ‘the world’s greatest living evolutionary biologist,’ has lost little of his fire. His comments are instructive for Christians concerned about the battle for biblical authority

• Magazine Article

  The Amazing Cave People of Malta

  Dec. 1, 2003, pp. 40–43

  ‘Do you believe in cavemen?’ Sceptics think ‘gotcha!’ when they ask this question. They might know the Bible says that Adam’s descendants built great cities, but their ‘evidence’ shows otherwise.

• A Century of Fraud

  Nov. 18, 2003

  Later this week, BBC–TV will run a documentary on the Piltdown apeman, ‘the greatest hoax of the 20th century.’

• Another Vote for Evolution

  Nov. 8, 2003

  Across America and the rest of the world, evolution is solidifying its position in the halls and classrooms of government schools.

• Mozart—Made in a Rat’s Image?

  Nov. 4, 2003

  It’s amazing how many assumptions lie behind evolutionists’ efforts to reconstruct the past based on skimpy evidence that exists only in the present.

• Don’t Mess with Texas!

  Sept. 30, 2003

  In spite of efforts to prevent outsiders from telling the Texas Board of Education how to teach biology and evolution, the finger of outsiders was evident throughout the hearing proceedings.

• Creationism Taking over UK Schools?

  Sept. 23, 2003

  Are creationist barbarians storming the gates of the United Kingdom? The BBC would like you to think so, but the real story is not so dramatic.

• Reforming the Church, One Pastor at a Time

  Sept. 15, 2003

  Before AiG holds a major regional conference, we hold a Christian Leaders Meeting (CLM) to share our burden with local pastors, and many pastors are beginning to catch the vision!

• Too Little, Too Late, Too Old, Too Ill-Trained, Too . . .

  Aug. 26, 2003

  Excuse-making. It’s a terrible “disease.” But Louise E., who is nearing her 90th birthday, isn’t making excuses.

• Hairless Hokum

  Aug. 25, 2003

  The origin of clothes is only a mystery if one rejects the written record of God’s Word.

• Remove God from the Grand Canyon?

  July 28, 2003

  For over thirty years, three bronze plaques at Grand Canyon have displayed brief quotes from the Psalms. However, last week US Park Service officials decided that the plaques had to go.

• Prof Makes a Stand for Creation

  July 14, 2003

  Dr Don DeYoung, professor of physics at Grace College, is featured in the spring issue of Grace Magazine for ‘raising the bar’ at his college campus—and worldwide.

• “Amazing” Conversions

  July 8, 2003

  Sheila Richardson’s love for God’s Word is infectious. After hearing her story, it’s easy to see why she’s so excited about her role in writing the Genesis 1 & 2 curriculum for Precept Ministries

• Take a ‘Mission Trip to the World’

  June 30, 2003

  AiG has a unique opportunity to reach people from all over the world at one time—and we’d like you to join us! How is this possible?

• Pastor Openly Rejects the Creator

  June 20, 2003

  The Lutheran Church in Denmark is not sure what to do with a pastor who has gone public with his atheism.

• Walking with Cavemen—Fact or Fiction?

  June 17, 2003

  Building on the popularity of walking with Dinosaurs (1999) and Walking with Beasts (2001), BBC and Discovery Channel have co-produced yet another evolutionary propaganda piece—Walking with Cavemen.

• “Gravestone Evangelism”

  June 10, 2003

  After Ken Ham announced a unique ‘gravestone’ evangelism effort, AiG-US got more letters and comments than possibly anything else he’s ever sent out.

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