Are Beneficial Mutations More Common Than Assumed?
Based on previous evolutionary hypotheses, many more mutations are beneficial than previously thought.
Based on previous evolutionary hypotheses, many more mutations are beneficial than previously thought.
That’s the kind of question today’s American teenagers feel pressure to answer.
What does the future look like?
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) July 23, 2026
You may assume that’s a question adults are asking, perhaps as they graduate from college, plan to have a baby, or raise their young kids (or anticipate grandkids). But according to new research from Barna, that’s the kind of question today’s…
This paper presents an alternative calibration model, proposing that atmospheric C-14 began at near-zero levels approximately 4,500 years ago and has since recovered exponentially.
It only seems like a couple of years ago we decided to pursue building a life-size Noah’s Ark.
Are your students equipped to stand against compromise?
Another example of “false advertising” from a Christian college!
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) July 22, 2026
I recently met a 19-year-old college student during a meet and greet after I spoke at the @ArkEncounter. This young lady was homeschooled, had visited the Ark Encounter and @CreationMuseum attractions before, and…
On this International Moon Day, I thought I’d highlight how the moon confirms a young universe, like the Bible teaches, not a supposed billions-of-years-old one.
According to recent news headlines, the curiously named SpudCell can feed, grow, reproduce, and undergo selection.
Atheists and atheist groups are angry about a decision in Texas to introduce select Bible passages as required reading for students in public school classrooms.