Proof The Bible Is True

By Ken Ham Our sanctity of life 2022 Vacaton Bible School (VBS) theme is Zoomerang: Returning to the Value of Life. It’s been incredibly popular and we’re so excited for churches to use it this summer. And while churches are putting on Zoomerang for their communities, our Answers VBS team is working hard on our 2023 VBS—and what will that theme be? Well, the suspense is almost over—we’ll make the exciting announcement in just a few days! But, while you wait to find out, make sure you enter our giveaway for an opportunity to win a $1,000 VBS shopping spree [More]

Olfaction is detecting odors by means of smell and is rapidly becoming a field of fascinating discoveries. The human nose is designed to detect a trillion smells,1 which is significantly more than previous estimates. The millions of people who have temporarily lost their sense of smell (chemosensation) due to COVID 19 infection have insured that studies and research in this field will only increase. The basic an… More… …read more Source: icr.org     

CMI often receives questions asking whether someone should stay in a church that compromises on Biblical Creation? …read more Source: creation.com     

By Ken Ham We are so excited about our new Answers in Genesis internship program, Unlike many internship opportunities, all Embark internships are paid, so while you grow in your skills, knowledge, and experience, you’ll also be able to save towards your next year of schooling. We even have limited housing available, on a first-come basis. Equipping the next generation of Christian leaders has always been a priority for Answers in Genesis, and this program continues that commitment. We’re so excited to share it with you! Please help us spread the word by sharing our website with college students you [More]

By Dr. Danny R. Faulkner Flat-earthers falsely claim that Polaris remains motionless in the sky as all other stars circle it. However, appearances can be deceiving. …read more Source: AIG Daily     

Neandertals’ most famous homes were caves, but that’s not where they lived all the time. …read more Source: creation.com     

By Troy Lacey What does the Bible say about pride and people who are proud? …read more Source: AIG Daily     

By Ken Ham With an estimated 30-foot wingspan, the newly discovered “dragon of death” would’ve been a sight to behold. This massive pterosaur, the largest ever uncovered in South America, was named Thanatosdrakon amaru, or “dragon of death,” by researchers who found a small collection of fossils from two individuals in the Andes mountains of Argentina. But was this creature really a “dragon of death”? Whatever it meant to creatures after the fall, before the fall the “dragon of death” was a vegetarian that lived on the wide variety of plants and fruits God created. Well, in a fallen world, [More]

Does this mean the paucity of transitional fossils is real? …read more Source: creation.com     

tRNAs and their fragments precisely regulate many cell processes. Read More

By Ken Ham In just two months our second Don’t miss the world’s largest Christian music festival at the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum, August 2–September 10, 2022. Plan your visit by ordering single day admission, or to catch more of your favorite artists, get a 3-Day Bouncer Pass or an Ultimate Bouncer Pass to see them all. Your 3-Day pass gives you unlimited Ark and Creation Museum admission for three days within a seven-day period and an Ultimate Bouncer Pass gives you a year of unlimited “bouncing” between the attractions so you can enjoy all of the 40 Days [More]

By David Berlinski On this ID the Future, host Wesley J. Smith talks with polymath and Human Nature author David Berlinski about the philosophy of mathematics, the corruption of science, the burning of Notre Dame, modern Europe’s curious incapacity to build graceful, beautiful structures, and what’s driving the devolution of Western society. But before any of that, Berlinski relates the dramatic story of how his parents, European Jews, escaped the Nazis only by the skin of their teeth. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation borrowed with permission from Wesley J. Smith’s Humanize podcast. Source …read more Source: id [More]

Can nucleobases form from a primordial soup? Can RNA self-replication arise? …read more Source: creation.com     

By David Berlinski On today’s ID the Future, Human Nature author David Berlinski continues his conversation with host Wesley J. Smith. Here Berlinski reflects on the Jewish Holocaust, the destructive nihilism of the Nazis and the SS, and the shortcomings of Neo-Darwinism as an explanation for the diversity of life. Berlinski and Smith also discuss the increasingly widespread attacks on human exceptionalism, the growth of emotivism and why it’s a problem, and the bizarre nature rights movement. This is the second and concluding part of a conversation borrowed, with permission, from Wesley J. Smith’s Humanize podcast. Source …read more Source: [More]

By Ron Tagliapietra Improbability doesn’t convince die-hard evolutionists to abandon their view. As a Christian, I prefer deductions (as in geometry proofs) to counter evolution. …read more Source: AIG Daily     

By Ken Ham In 1972, a pet shop owner in Hawaii released three dozen Jackson’s chameleons, native to Kenya, into his backyard. They escaped and established a population. With few predators, the little lizards did well. But in just a few decades, have they “evolved” brighter colors? A study comparing the original Kenyan chameleons with the Hawaiian populations found the island dwellers were 30% brighter than their African counterparts. Researchers believe this is because the Hawaiian chameleons don’t need the camouflage because of the lack of predators. The lead author of the study claims, “That’s how natural selection works – [More]

By John G. West On this classic ID the Future, John West, managing director of Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, explains the Darwinian basis for getting rid of the “unfit.” One way this manifested itself in the twentieth century was in the eugenics movement’s disturbing push for compulsory sterilization, right here in the United States. One of the most famous such instances was Carrie Buck (to the left in the picture accompanying this episode), sterilized as “feeble minded” despite going on to live a normal productive life. Her case went to the Supreme Court, where the court, in [More]

By Harry F. Sanders, III How biblical kinds differ from modern species, a history of speciation models, and why the biblical model better explains the natural world …read more Source: AIG Daily     

Giant mammal-like reptiles in the age of dinosaurs? Cretaceous dicynodont reclassified to Cenozoic mammal, otherwise it would be a proverbial Precambrian rabbit. …read more Source: creation.com     

By Ken Ham The hills are alive with the sound of music—the hills of Williamstown, Kentucky, anyway! In addition to daily concerts with our phenomenal resident artists of TrueSong, we have two major music events happening this summer at the Ark Encounter: Faith Country Music Festival, June 16–18, 2022, and 40 Days and 40 Nights of Gospel Music, August 2–September 10, 2022. And both events are free with general admission! Faith Country Music Festival features at least five different artists performing each day (that’s 15 total!) on our outdoor stage and a headline event in the Answers Center, our 2,500-seat [More]

Evolutionary scientists recently determined that seafloor spreading has been slowing down.1 And they are not exactly sure of the reason. However, this is no surprise to Flood geologists. It’s exactly what we predicted.2,3,4 Scientists from Brown University and University of California, Santa Barbara examined the spreading rates at 18 different ocean ridges.1 Studying the magnetic seafloor reco… More… …read more Source: icr.org     

By Ken Ham According to a popular evolutionary story, 66 million years ago an asteroid hit earth, forming a massive crater off the coast of Mexico and starting a chain of events including acid rain, massive wildfires, earthquakes, and tsunamis that eventually caused the extinction of the dinosaurs. And scientists may now have discovered bits of this asteroid, encased in amber. All of these findings point to a massive catastrophe—but what was the catastrophe? In yet-to-be-published research (so these claims have not undergone peer-review yet), researchers claim they’ve discovered minuscule bits of asteroid that were trapped in sticky tree sap [More]

By Ken Ham Join us October 4–6, 2022, for a powerful three-day conference at the Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Kentucky (south of Cincinnati), “A Church & Culture in Crisis.” Prepare to discover why our culture is in chaos, why the church is conflicted, and what we can do to boldly stand for truth in the church and in the culture. It’s going to be a wonderful time of equipping pastors, Christian leaders, and laypeople in the church with answers to what’s happening in our world and in the church—and what we can do about it. It’s such an important conference [More]

By Michael Denton This ID the Future continues Miracle of Man author Michael Denton’s conversation with host Eric Anderson about his latest book. The focus of this capstone work in his Privileged Species series is, as the subtitle explains, The Fine-Tuning of Nature for Human Existence. Here Denton and Anderson dive deeper into the book’s argument that science has uncovered multiple ensembles of fitness for creatures much like ourselves—land-going, airbreathing, intelligent bipeds capable of controlling fire and developing new technologies. In other words, it’s not just a handful of things about nature that appear fine tuned for our existence. It’s [More]

Amazing eyes show amazing design and confound evolution …read more Source: creation.com     

By Ken Ham Looking for a unique educational opportunity for your high school student? Look no further than our high school labs at the Creation Museum or the Ark Encounter. This opportunity allows homeschool, Christian school, or public school students to enjoy hands-on lab experience while learning through the lens of a biblical worldview. Such labs are really not available like this anywhere in the world. Your student can enjoy these labs in one of two formats: Through-the-year labs: This option has students completing twenty-four labs over twelve days, spread throughout the school year (August to March or April). At [More]

By David Galloway Today’s ID the Future brings onto the show Scottish physician David Galloway, author of the recent book Design Dissected and former president of Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. In his conversation with guest host and fellow physician/author Geoffrey Simmons, Galloway describes how he found himself in the evolution/design controversy and eventually presented his doubts about Darwin to the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. In this first half of a two-part conversation, Galloway and Simmons briefly summarize the content of Design Dissected, and Galloway homes in on one section in particular where [More]