Culture
An Anti-Christian Culture
The increasing anti-Christian attacks in America should be a warning to the church that the chasm is widening between what is Christian and what is not in this nation. If those who are on God’s side stand their ground on His Word without compromise, then they may face persecution in various forms.
Standing Up to Culture
My challenge to all of us is this: are we all prepared to be the Christian “heroes” God wants us to be, and stand our ground, regardless of how the culture may mock and attack us.
Scientists in our Culture
Scientists’ religious views are not reflective of the public’s. While 83 percent of the public believe in God, only 33 percent of scientists do. Only 17 percent of the public consider themselves atheist, agnostic, or “nothing in particular,” compared to 48 percent of scientists.
Evangelism in our Culture
Protestant nations are losing their biblical foundation and have more in common with the pagan Athenians of Acts 17 than the Jews of Acts 2. As Christians engage a variety of culture and ethnic groups unfamiliar with Old Testament history, evangelism in these nations is not as straightforward as it once was.
Culture Topics
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America
The once-solid Christian foundations of America are swiftly crumbling to the ground as we move away from God’s Word and plant ourselves on man’s word.
Articles About Culture
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Nov. 4, 2014 from Answers Magazine
God’s Word is our guide in all areas of faith and practice, even in politics.
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Magazine ArticleAs in the Days of NoahSept. 10, 2013 from Answers Magazine
Does our wicked generation have any precedent in biblical history?
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Needed: Real Heroes to Stand Their GroundMay 20, 2013 from Answers Update
How many Christians are willing to stand their ground even as they are accused by secularists of being intolerant or unloving?
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Magazine Department ArticleAnswers for a Changing CultureMarch 28, 2013 from Answers Magazine
Protestant nations, even those that enjoyed great revivals in the past century, are rapidly becoming “Acts 17” cultures.
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Oklahoma House Attempts to Protect Students’ FreedomsMarch 2, 2013 from News to Know
Some states have been able to protect through legislation the open discussion of controversial scientific topics, but others have been less successful.
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Jan. 20, 2013 from Answers Magazine
Virtual reality has far more value than entertainment and escape. It has practical applications, too.
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Louie Giglio Ousted from Presidential InaugurationJan. 19, 2013 from News to Know
Pastor who once preached against homosexual behavior no longer to pray at president’s inauguration.
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Magazine ArticleGone in Only One GenerationDec. 11, 2012 from Answers Magazine
Every generation has the same decision to make: Will I serve the God of the Bible or a false god?
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Not Surprised by Secular Attacks on God’s WordSept. 24, 2012 from Letter from Ken
What an anti-Christian time we live in. Really, though, I guess we shouldn’t be all that surprised when the secular world does all it can to attack the Bible.
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Magazine ArticlePsychology Without SinAug. 29, 2012 from Answers Magazine
Who wouldn’t like to help others with their psychological problems?
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Domestic Terrorism Strikes Conservative Advocacy GroupAug. 18, 2012 from News to Know
“Domestic terrorism” strikes at conservative advocacy group.
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Semi-Technical Book ChapterThe Early 19th Century Social and Religious MilieuJuly 7, 2011 from The Great Turning Point
Two revolutions had a significant effect on life in Britain and the wider Western world in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
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Surprising Attitudes Toward Religion Among ScientistsJune 5, 2010
An extensive new study of scientists reveals some surprising attitudes toward religion among scientists.
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May 2, 2010 from Answers Magazine
A work of science fiction made me question the existence of a loving God.
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Dec. 4, 2009 from Answers Magazine
New York Times has a strong editorial bias against creation.
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On Science and ScientistsJuly 18, 2009 from News to Know
What do Americans think of science? What do they think of scientists? What do scientists think of science? A Pew Research Center study suggests answers.
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Washington Post: “The Genesis of a Debate”March 14, 2009 from News to Know
The Washington Post follows along on a creationist journey through the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Will they fare better than those who have gone before?
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Dueling Polls in the U.K.March 13, 2009
A recent flurry of polls in the U.K. points to a general lack of knowledge about the creation-evolution controversy.
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Obama the Poll BusterFeb. 28, 2009 from News to Know
We probably shouldn’t be surprised: new U.S. president Barack Obama is more “popular” than Jesus.
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Dec. 12, 2008 from Answers Magazine
Is the new game Spore innocent entertainment or evolutionary indoctrination?
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Magazine Department ArticleBig FraudDec. 11, 2008 from Answers Magazine
The latest Bigfoot find turned out to be nothing more than a crude fake.
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Magazine Department ArticleTunnel Vision and a Close ElectionNov. 3, 2008 from Answers Magazine
Speaking at the dedication of a new tunnel during recent U.S. elections, Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer paused to take a jab at the views of a state representative.
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AP: Suit Against God Thrown Out Over Lack of AddressOct. 18, 2008
A cantankerous Nebraska legislator’s attempt to sue God was stymied this week by a judge who blocked the suit on account of not knowing God’s home address!
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Quick Comments on Lots of Recent NewsOct. 7, 2007
AiG makes a quick comment on much in the creation/evolution headlines these days.
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Magazine Department ArticleFascist PhobiaJuly 3, 2007 from Answers Magazine
They are ready to take over America and destroy American democracy,” according to a former New York Times correspondent. Who are these new “fascists”? Bible-believing Christians.
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Evolving AgendasFeb. 19, 2007 from Answers Update
Ken Ham writes about bias against Christians in modern television.
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A Tale of a Whale—But a Tale Without a Happy EndingJan. 27, 2006
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Culture Wars, Our Young People & the BibleJan. 1, 2006 from Answers Update
As I speak across America, I hear it all the time: “Creation vs. evolution. Who cares?” Today we are engaged in a war of worldviews.
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Still Making a Case for the Creator at the Tulsa ZooNov. 21, 2005
Plans for adding a display of the Genesis account of creation at the Tulsa Zoo in Oklahoma, USA were rejected by the Tulsa Park and Recreation Board
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The Smithsonian/Sternberg ControversyAug. 22, 2005
Richard Sternberg was cast out of the prestigious Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. shortly after publishing an article.
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National Media “Frenzy”April 2, 2005
A talk-show host (simply called "Lionel") spends much of an evening defending a Colorado professor who says the victims of 9/11 were “not innocent” and were like Nazis!
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The Times they are Not a-Changin’Dec. 20, 2004
The US newspaper The New York Times has not had a recent history of portraying Bible-believers in a fair light.
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Our Decaying CultureFeb. 23, 2004
Perhaps it’s easy to become immune to what’s happening in America’s once-Christian society, and in a sense just shrug it off as, “Well, that’s how things are these days.”
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Leading evolutionist, Stephen Jay Gould, diesMay 21, 2002
Stephen Jay Gould, born 10 September 1941 in New York and perhaps the leading advocate of evolution in the world today, died Monday afternoon age 60 after a long bout with cancer.
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Technical Research PaperScience Fiction: a Biblical PerspectiveAug. 1, 2001, pp. 81–88
While science fiction has predicted many beneficial technologies, the genre is permeated with unrealism, humanism, occultism, New Age philosophy, and Eastern mysticism.
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The Death Penalty–WDJB, Not WWJD!July 27, 2001
Once again the debate over the death penalty has become a major point of discussion in the United States and beyond.
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Research PaperCore IssueApril 1, 2001, p. 61
Is the world, I mean all the galaxies that there are, the totality of everything, is the world fact or is it a creature? Is it just there or is it created?
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Magazine ArticleRhinos and Nature WorshipDec. 1, 1996, p. 30
Writing in a British newspaper, journalist Paul Johnson calls well-known nature guru Sir David Attenborough the 'high priest' of the neopagan nature worship of our time.
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Magazine ArticleThe Forgotten Miracle-WorkerDec. 1, 1993, p. 4
God reminds us throughout the Bible of the importance of remembering Him as Creator, and the tragedy that abounds when people forget Him.
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Magazine ArticleDid You Know: Cherokee AlphabetJune 1, 1986, p. 24
Did you know that the first material printed in the Cherokee Indian alphabet was a translation of the first five verses of the book of Genesis?
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Magazine ArticleMt Ararat—Australia1Oct. 1, 1984, p. 25
It was a bare round-topped peak. only some 616 meters (2,002 feet) high. It was first seen by Europeans, probably around 1837.
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