Is the Bible Silent on the Age of the Earth?
The Bible doesn’t give us an age for the universe—it gives us something better: a birth certificate and a detailed chronological history.
The Bible doesn’t give us an age for the universe—it gives us something better: a birth certificate and a detailed chronological history.
An interesting idea has been developed that connects the Amorite Fourteenth Dynasty of Egypt with the Bible’s Exodus account.
AiG teaches that the fall utterly disrupted the original perfection, and we show directly from Scripture that we now live in a groaning world because of sin.
There’s “no evidence” from Scripture that there was a fall?!
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) May 20, 2026
In 2019, the website of BioLogos, the organization that actively tries to get churches and Christian institutions to believe in evolution and millions of years, stated,
“We’re thrilled to announce the release of an…
Three lesser-known attempts to deny the resurrection. These views have gained very little traction among skeptical and critical scholars.
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.
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…
Why living things’ ability to make decisions demonstrates design
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.