Grasping at Straws
Three lesser-known attempts to deny the resurrection. These views have gained very little traction among skeptical and critical scholars.
Three lesser-known attempts to deny the resurrection. These views have gained very little traction among skeptical and critical scholars.
Most Christians would never say we need another Bible, that we should tear out pages of the Scriptures we find problematic, or that the Bible is merely a book about God—but they act like it in how they treat the Scriptures . . . particularly Genesis.
Do we need a “third testament” to add to or replace the Old and New Testaments that make up our Bibles?
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) May 19, 2026
Well, according to a pastor at a United Church of Christ in California (who also serves as “Presiding Bishop of The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries” and is “married” to her…
A new study about eggs reminded me of the eternal truth of God’s Word. Science is always changing, but God’s Word never does.
Why living things’ ability to make decisions demonstrates design
If we want to end the sin of racism, we must teach the biblical truth found in Genesis that we’re all one race (which has been confirmed by science), all descended from Adam, and therefore all sinners in need of a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Is “gracism” the answer to racism?
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) May 18, 2026
A church in South Carolina has been in the news lately after it posted a video showing the graduation of its 2026 “Gracism” class, who all left as “ministers of reconciliation.” What is “gracism”?
It appears the church training came from a…
The more that Christians don’t have a fully biblical worldview, the weaker the church becomes in following and glorifying Christ and in being effective in the great commission.
Evolutionary ideas fueled racism in the past, and they continue to influence how people see one another.