Mike Matthews Articles

• 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.

• Local Fights Have Begun in Ohio

  June 2, 2003

  Last year the State of Ohio, USA, took center stage in a national battle over evolution in state schools.

• Magazine Article

  Space Life?

  June 1, 2003, pp. 54–55

  Last year, researchers reported evidence of microbes in the upper stratosphere, and recent tests have apparently confirmed their discovery. Exciting news—the discovery of life in space—but one questio

• Magazine Article

  Tragic Truth

  June 1, 2003, pp. 10–15

  What do you say to help survivors of a horrific tragedy? Pastor Gino has recently faced this tough question, not once but twice.

• Creation 2003: Filled to Overflowing

  May 27, 2003

  Their hearts—and minds—were ‘filled to overflowing,’ as nearly 800 guests loaded up their cars and buses and began to scatter to the four winds from AiG’s Creation 2003 Conference.

• 14-Year-Old Lands Article in Science Journal

  May 20, 2003

  Who ever said that science journals are just for highly trained Ph.D. scientists? That’s certainly not the case with TJ—the in-depth Journal of Creation.

• AiG—First on Archaeology Hit List

  May 8, 2003

  The latest issue of Archaeology (May–June 2003) slams ‘Pseudoscience in Cyberspace’ and puts AiG at the top of its list of pseudoarchaeological’ sites.

• DNA—What Does It Prove?

  April 25, 2003

  Conferences worldwide are celebrating a landmark in 20th century science—the 50th anniversary of Watson and Crick’s discovery of DNA’s structure.

• No Illusions About Race

  April 22, 2003

  The concept of human “races” is an illusion, and the racism that's tearing apart our world is based on a lie.

• Apes Are Our Brothers—Just Ask the Post Office

  April 7, 2003

  'Do you realise our DNA is 98.5% identical?’ These are the words in an advertisement for the first-class stamp in a new series called ‘The secret of life,’ released by Royal Mail (UK).

• Thumbs up for Neandertals

  April 4, 2003

  In ‘Digital analysis: manual dexterity in Neanderthals,’ Nature magazine (27 March 2003) exposes yet another false assumption about these mysterious people.

• Scientific American Admits Creationists Hit a Sore Spot

  March 13, 2003

  Under a barrage of attacks from creationists, Scientific American has published a 10-page cover story admitting the need to abandon old dogmas about dinosaur-to-bird evolution. They just don’t work.

• Dunce Cap for Creationists?

  Jan. 14, 2003

  Dr Michael Dini, professor of biology at Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas), makes no secret about his disdain for creationists.

• ‘Give Me Creation or Give Me ... ’

  Jan. 10, 2003

  The newest school to stand firm on teaching six-day Creation, based on a literal Genesis, is Patrick Henry College (Virginia, USA).

• Life Discovered in Space

  Jan. 7, 2003

  Last year, researchers reported evidence of microbes in the upper stratosphere, and recent tests have apparently confirmed their discovery.

• The New French Revolution

  Dec. 17, 2002

  AiG recently learned about an effort in Paris that could help plant the seeds for ‘revolution’ in France—and all over Europe.

• “Intelligent Design” Whimpers out in Ohio

  Dec. 11, 2002

  After a year of hype, evolution still dominates the new science standards in Ohio, USA, and—at the last minute—‘intelligent design’ was excluded by name from the standards.

• “Out of the Mouth of Babes . . .”

  Dec. 5, 2002

  After a recent children’s workshop in Houston, Buddy Davis was handed an astonishing little “storybook”, drawn by one of the children who attended.

• A Racist Graveyard in Georgia, USA

  Dec. 2, 2002

  Ken Ham, president of AiG–US, was sobered by what he saw in a church graveyard near where he was speaking recently

• Magazine Article

  Two Heads Are Better Than One?

  Dec. 1, 2002, pp. 56–57

  It’s often said that ‘two heads are better than one’. But, in the case of Sam and Ella, two heads aren’t so good.

• Dinosaur Demise Theory, Version #451

  Nov. 15, 2002

  New York Times has announced the latest variant on the ‘dinosaur demise’ theory. ‘New Theory on Dinosaurs: Multiple Meteorites Did Them In.’

• Shame on Time!

  Nov. 11, 2002

  Time magazine’s most recent cover story—‘Inside the Womb’—offers ‘an amazing look at how we all begin.’

• Pastors Challenged by Creation Message in Jamaica

  Nov. 8, 2002

  The Association of Independent Baptist Churches in Jamaica had asked Ken to share his unique message at their annual conference, 21 October, at Montego Bay; and Ken says the response was thrilling.

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