Creation Scientists

• Creationist Receives PhD

  Jan. 1, 2010

  Read how one scientist received his PhD while being a creationist.

• Feedback Article

  Becoming a Creationist Geologist

  Aug. 14, 2009 from Feedback

  Can a Christian safely navigate the waters of a secular university to beome a geoligist? Dr. Andrew Snelling, AiG–US, offers encouragement and advice.

• Celebrating an Unsung Hero of Science

  Nov. 29, 2008 from News to Know

  2009 marks the anniversary of the birth of one of the greatest scientists of all time.

• Feedback Article

  From Old to Young

  Jan. 4, 2008 from Feedback

  Are there scientists who have converted from the old-earth view? Dr. Tommy Mitchell shows us one who has.

• Magazine Article

  From Boyhood Geology to Ph.D.

  

  Nov. 26, 2007 from Answers Magazine

  This article is based on a recent conversation between Ken Ham (president and CEO of Answers in Genesis) and Dr. Andrew Snelling.

• Sir Isaac Newton: Physicist, Mathematician, Bible Believer

  June 23, 2007

  A new exhibit in Jerusalem gives a glimpse of documents that highlight the “religious intensity of a man many consider history’s greatest scientist.”

• Interview with Andrew Snelling, Ph.D.

  

  Sept. 12, 2006

  Listen to Ken Ham as he interviews creationist geologist Dr. Andrew Snelling of the Institute for Creation Research.

• Testimony of a Professional Geologist

  Feb. 28, 2006

  After a life of learning, geologist Roger Sigler has concluded that when it comes to “origins,” the Scriptures should be searched first and foremost.

• No Choice!

  Sept. 1, 2005 from Answers Update

  Dr. Georgia Purdom gives her testimony about the path that led her to become a part of AiG.

• Can Creationists Be Scientists?

  April 1, 2005 from Answers Update

  Although evolutionists interpret the evidence in light of their belief in evolution, science works perfectly well without any connection to evolution.

• A Philly Story

  Feb. 8, 2005

  How would you like to fly in an airplane produced by chance random processes—no intelligence involved?

• Magazine Article

  Genesis at Ground Zero

  March 1, 2002, pp. 10–15

  Ken Ham interviews Ralph DiCosimo, a New York police officer with first-hand experience of the aftermath of the horrific happenings of 11 September 2001.

• So You Want to Be a “Creation Scientist”

  Jan. 24, 2002

  AiG receives numerous requests from students wanting to know how they can train to be “creation scientists.” We usually offer the following guidelines to these enquiring minds:

• Magazine Article

  Geniuses for Genesis

  Dec. 1, 2001, pp. 21–23

  This is an amazing family: four siblings who all entered university by the age of 14 or younger (one at the age of 10!).

• Magazine Article

  Great Creation Scientists: Nicolas Steno (1638–1686)

  Sept. 1, 2001, pp. 47–49

  Nicolaus Steno has been recognized as making some of the first 'truly great discoveries' in geology. His fundamental principles of geology are still routinely used to interpret sedimentary rock layer

• Book Chapter

  Ariel A. Roth, Biology

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  When I consider the great questions of origins from a broad perspective, the biblical model makes the most sense to me; it leaves fewer unanswered questions.

• Book Chapter

  Paul Giem, Medical Research

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  I believe that if we do our homework carefully enough, and without succumbing to bias, we will find that the Book, including a literal 6-day creation, will stand.

• Book Chapter

  Henry Zuill, Biology

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  Biodiversity does not specify a six-day creation, it is not that finely focused, but it strongly supports such a possibility.

• Book Chapter

  John R. Rankin, Mathematical Physics

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  The creationist approach allows us to have an exceedingly intricate and beautiful world at the outset, ready for us to explore its wonders scientifically.

• Book Chapter

  Arthur Jones, Biology

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  Many of the great scientists of the past were committed Christians and many of those were consciously exploring the implications of their Christian faith for science.

• Book Chapter

  Edmond W. Holroyd, Meteorology

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  If we have found the Bible to be truthful in what we can independently check, we have a reason to trust it when it talks repeatedly about origins.

• Book Chapter

  Jack Cuozzo, Orthodontics

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  I have found that the Bible is accurate when it describes time, and historical or scientific facts. This is why I believe in a literal six-day creation.

• Book Chapter

  Stanley A. Mumma, Architectural Engineering

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  The reliability of the six literal 24-hour days creation model is important to me because no person whose mind works similar to mine would accept any of the Bible if the very first part were wrong.

• Book Chapter

  Geoff Downes, Forestry Research

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  Even to be able to begin to have confidence in my ability to reason, I have to start with a revelation from the One who made me.

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