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When you think of people I agree with, atheist Richard Dawkins probably doesn’t come to mind! But we actually agree on something! Read More
Today, I want to address perhaps the most horrific issue that’s often considered a “women’s issue”—and that is abortion. Read More


"He is not here; for He is risen, as He said." (Matthew 28:6 NKJV)




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The amazing team of artists from our design studios recently finished some stunning new murals in the Creation Museum’s Welcome Center. Read More
AI makes a sad god, created by humans and limited by what we can program. Read More
Coming soon to the Ark Encounter’s Ararat Ridge Zoo is a 30-minute Behind-the-Scenes Sloth Experience with Felix, our popular Hoffmann’s two-toed sloth. Read More
You know, ever since the events of Genesis 3, humanity’s been trying to create their own gods based on their own wisdom. Read More
How members of the British Royal Society upheld biblical creation.
Genesis Apologetics is releasing a new movie called The Ark and the Darkness, which features interview segments with numerous creation scientists, including some from AiG. Read More
If you read Genesis on its own you won’t find evolution or millions of years anywhere! Those ideas come from outside Scripture. Read More
As I often teach families, when we see a claim in the news about evolution we should ask, “were you there?” And, of course, the answer is no! Read More
Articles appeared recently in various news sources about theologian Gavin Ortlund and his belief that Scripture teaches Noah’s flood was just a local event. Read More
Textual and logical reasons why the Genesis flood must have been global not local, and why it matters for biblical history.
The biggest Christian music festival in the world—40 Days and 40 Nights of Christian Music featuring top artists from multiple genres—is happening again at the Ark in 2024! Read More
Women’s History Month is dedicated to “commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history.” Read More
Answers in Genesis’  Tilt Shift  program, exclusive to Answers TV, won gold at the ICVM Crown Awards in the Best Talk Show category! Read More  
It’s impossible to add evolution to the Bible. So why do some Christians think we should try? Read More
It’s time for another construction update—this time to show you the great progress construction crews are making on our new conservatory at the Creation Museum. Read More
God’s Word says humans are different from the animals—we’re made in God’s image! No animal bears God’s image—only we do. Read More
If the fossil record is millions of years old, then for millions of years animals were eating each other and yet God said they were vegetarian. Read More
There’s always exciting upgrades, construction, and more happening at the Ark Encounter, Creation Museum, and Answers in Genesis! Here are some of our recent projects. Read More
A brand-new exhibit, Radiance, is coming to the Creation Museum and will focus on our identity as an image of God’s glory. Read More
Creatures need to be called something. So who decided a dog would be called a dog? Read More
The founding psychologist of the first pediatric gender clinic in the US is seeing more and more young people who are rushing into “transition.” Read More
Genesis is clear that there is only one race—the human race. So why isn’t the church leading the fight against racism? Read More
Construction can remind us about an important biblical truth. For any structure, we need the right foundation—and that’s true about the Christian faith too! Read More
God doesn’t tell Adam he was an apeman and he’d return to an apeman! No, he confirms that Adam was made of dust and to dust he would return. Read More