One Way to Counter the Genesis Deniers

I have written numerous blog posts and Facebook comments recently about the attack on Genesis from the secular world, from Bill Nye to Lawrence Krauss. Coming from the Christian world, there have also been attacks on the Bible’s first book, from theistic evolutionists like Peter Enns and Karl Giberson.

With many secularists, they virtually accuse creationists of forms of child abuse for teaching young people about a literal, historic view of Creation as given in Genesis. And with many Christian academics, they want to convince parents and children to accept evolution. Today more than ever, parents and children need to be more discerning about education.

As parents and students look for higher education opportunities, where can these young people attend and be sure that the professors won’t try to undermine God’s Word with man’s fallible evolutionary thinking?

In just over a month, we will be hosting our second College Expo here at the Creation Museum, near Cincinnati, November 16–17. We will have 21 colleges and universities represented where students, parents, and college representatives can meet one-on-one. These are schools that have signed our Statement of Faith and uphold a young-earth view of Creation. And some of our speakers will give special presentations on Christian education (I will be one of them).

The following schools have already registered to participate:

• Appalachian Bible College
• Arrowhead Bible College
• Bob Jones University
• Calvary Bible College & Theological Seminary
• Cedarville University
• Clearwater Christian College
• Crown College
• Dayspring Bible College & Seminary
• Fairhaven Baptist College
• Kentucky Mountain Bible College
• Liberty University
• Maranatha Baptist Bible College
• Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary
• Montana Bible College
• Northland International University
• Ohio Christian University
• Patrick Henry College
• Pensacola Christian College
• The Master's College
• Verity InstituteWelch College
• Word of Life Bible Institute

At the Expo, there will be multiple special teaching sessions from Dr. Georgia Purdom, Mike Riddle, Steve Ham, and me. The College Expo is free and includes complimentary Creation Museum admission for all prospective students who will be attending. It also includes special museum pricing for parents accompanying their high school students.

To better plan and make sure we have enough student guides on hand, we request that students register for the Expo. For the complete schedule and to register, visit www.creationcollexpo.org.

To see AiG's Creation College website, go to www.creationcolleges.org.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,

Ken