Paul F. Taylor

Paul Taylor (BSc, MEd) was a science teacher in a number of United Kingdom state comprehensive schools for almost 20 years, becoming a head of science in one post. In 2000, he left teaching and set up an ICT training and web development business before working for Answers in Genesis–UK/Europe for six years (2005–2011) as a speaker, writer, and head of media and communications. In 2011, he moved to the United States to work for the ministry Creation Today in Pensacola, Florida. In October 2014, Paul and his wife, Geraldene, were the directors of Mount St. Helen’s Creation Center in Washington State, near the famous volcano. He and his family moved to Idaho in June 2020, where he is President and Founder of his own ministry called Proverbs 18:10 Ministries.

Paul has authored nine books, including The Six Days of Genesis, Itching Ears, and Don’t Miss the Boat. He continues to speak on creation and apologetics (and against evolution) across the United States in churches and at conferences. He has also spoken widely in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and other European countries.

Latest Articles by Paul F. Taylor

• September 11, 2001—Five Years On

  Sept. 12, 2006

  The events of September 11, 2001 are etched on my mind. I know precisely what I was doing on that day, when the airplanes were crashed into the Twin Towers. I was planning my father’s funeral.

• Feedback Article

  Species and Kinds and the Ark

  Sept. 8, 2006 from Feedback

  A reader writes, “If evolution is wrong, then that means that god created every single species that now exits. Given this, how did all these species fit on Noah's single ark?” Paul Taylor responds.

• The United Kingdom Media Review

  

  Sept. 5, 2006, pp. 36–38

  Prior to joining AiG, the authors’ letters to newspapers and TV stations would be ignored whenever we would respond to various articles or programmes that dealt with the origins issue.

• Visiting the Family?

  

  Sept. 5, 2006, pp. 54–55

  I have a soft spot for Twycross Zoo. It is a favourite with my children and me, since it is only a 30-minute drive from our house in the west of Leicestershire.

• No “Right and Wrong” in English Classrooms

  Aug. 15, 2006

  When I became a schoolteacher in the early 1980s, the school at which I taught had a “hidden curriculum.”

• Digital Evolution?

  July 25, 2006

  On July 9, the internationally respected Sunday Times (of London) published an article by Richard Woods on the digital revolution.

• Why Do They Have So Many Misconceptions?

  June 27, 2006

  Debating evolutionists is one of the things we often have to engage in at the AiG ministries.

• Evolution-Dominated Academies Attack Creationism

  June 24, 2006

  A large number of international academies of science have issued a statement on the teaching of evolution, calling for the teaching of molecules-to-man evolution as if it were factual and proven.

• Feedback Article

  Why We Proclaim the Bible as the Truth

  June 16, 2006 from Feedback

  Why should Christians witness to others? What evidence is there that the Bible is the true Word of God?

• Ungodly Regulations

  June 1, 2006

  In the UK last February, the Equality Act became law. There is a little-noticed section of the Act that gives the Government the right to introduce “Regulations” on sexual orientation discrimination.

• An Examination of Error

  May 26, 2006, pp. 30–32

  What should one call it if pupils are taught something which is factually incorrect? Whose fault is it if pupils pick up factually incorrect information?

• Creationists—The New Pagans?

  May 9, 2006

  controversy has been heating up, because Guy Consolmagno has declared that a belief in the doctrine of God creating the universe in six days is “pagan superstition.”

• Feedback Article

  Why is the Genesis Creation Account Authoritative and Not Just Another Myth?

  April 28, 2006 from Feedback

  The existence of other creation myths actually lends strength to our case rather than weakening it.

• Feedback Article

  Are We “Children of God’s Divine Evolution”?

  April 21, 2006

  "I am writing in about the articule expressing doubt on a PBS evolution program, about sponges being the first animals..."

• The UK Media Buzzes About Creation

  April 18, 2006

  Recently Paul Taylor has been busy participating in media interviews concerning the newest controversy in the UK over creation/evolution in British schools.

• Human Rights for Chimpanzees?

  March 25, 2006

  The mental image inferred by the suggestion of granting “humanity” to chimps owes more to a “chimp tea party” mentality than to actual science.

• Anglican Leader Rejects Creation

  March 22, 2006

  A recent interview in The Guardian with Dr. Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, is titled “Archbishop: stop teaching creationism."

• “Wilful Ignorance” of the English National Curriculum

  March 21, 2006

  The media in the UK have been alight in recent days, following allegations that the teaching of creationism is being introduced to state schools.

• Education, Medicine, Evolution and The Times

  March 14, 2006

  Mark Henderson of The Times of London, UK has published a provocative article entitled “Junk medicine: creationism.” His article is a mixture of half-science and pseudo-science.

• The ‘Recolonisation Theory’—The Latest Compromise

  March 7, 2006

  In the last few years, another compromise of biblical truth has emerged, actually from within what might be termed the ‘Young Earth Creation’ movement. This compromise is the 'Recolonisation Theory.'

• Feedback Article

  Science and Faith

  Feb. 24, 2006 from Feedback

  Should we keep the Bible out of science? Is that even possible?

• Feedback Article

  AiG Aim Claim: to “Fool the Weak-Minded?”

  Feb. 3, 2006 from Feedback

  We find that, when viewed without prejudice, the scientific evidence is entirely consistent with our rational presupposition in the Creator God of the Bible.

• A Tale of a Whale—But a Tale Without a Happy Ending

  Jan. 27, 2006

• The Root of All Evil?

  Jan. 23, 2006

  A review of a recently broadcast two-part TV documentary on religion presented by Prof Richard Dawkins, broadcast on Channel 4 network in the United Kingdom, 9 & 16 January 2006

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