Was Noah’s Ark Seaworthy? Get Answers

Read the latest issue of Answers magazine to find out how Noah’s Ark could have survived the storm.

This issue also looks at scientists who are speaking out against evolution—and they aren’t creationists! You’ll also see how the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee point toward a global flood, learn what’s behind the attack on marriage in our Western cultures, and discover if bacteria can be resurrected from the grave.

Other fascinating topics include

• “Disarming Skeptics.” Homophobic. Misogynist. How do Christians address the criticism that they’re hate-filled bigots?
• “Lymphocytes—Our Body’s Dynamic Defenders.” We’ve now unlocked some of the body’s incredible secrets for rapid response to the ever-changing threat from microbe invaders.
• “Anywhere But Earth.” Secular scientists see evidence of global catastrophe on Venus and Mars. So why can’t they admit the evidence found on earth?
• And over 20 additional articles!

Answers is really two magazines in one! Each issue also features a kids’ pullout mini-magazine. In this issue, the special child-friendly section answers questions about the ark in a fun way by wondering, “If Noah’s son Shem had kept a journal about the ark construction, what might it have said?” Kids will love learning about the ark through the eyes of one of Noah’s sons.

This pack contains several popular resources that help answer the question, “Could It Float?”

We even have a Noah’s Ark Study Pack special that complements this newest issue. It contains several popular resources including

• Inside Noah’s Ark Book
• The Noah Interview DVD
• Was There Really a Noah’s Ark & Flood? Booklet
• Noah’s Ark Pocket Guide Book
• Music of the Ark Encounter CD
• Floating Ark Magnet

Subscribe to Answers magazine today at AnswersMagazine.com. You’ll receive six issues per year, sent directly to your home! It’s the most popular creation-worldview magazine in the world!

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.