Did God perhaps solidify the water either side of the path the Israelites walked through the Red Sea?
Is this 'comet of the decade' a key to unraveling the mysteries of our young cosmos? Unveiling Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas: A Celestial Enigma Challenges the age of our Solar System.
What key ministry opportunities are we looking to fund with this year’s end-of-year campaign and its dollar-for-dollar match? Read More
In June 2016, Canada legalized euthanasia, otherwise known as medical assistance in dying or MAiD, for those whose death was “reasonably foreseeable.” Read More
The Grand Canyon was carved out when huge lakes left behind by the waters of the global flood burst their dams. Read More
Is fire fine-tuned for our existence and use?
We love our volunteers! We were thrilled to honor them recently at the Ark Encounter’s Answers Center with an appreciation dinner. Read More
One of the best ways to help someone question their worldview is by asking questions. If you’re talking to an evolutionist, what questions should you be asking? Read More
Placing Shem, Ham, and Japheth on the Y chromosome tree is difficult. Worse, there are many possible options, so we must not attempt to draw firm conclusions when many alternate hypotheses exist.
Ultimately your interpretation it comes down to your starting point—the perfect eyewitness account in the Bible or the imperfect word of man? Read More
In the African nation of Mozambique, elephants are evolving, and they are turning into . . . elephants. Read More
A surprise week on Pop's farm. But as excitement turns to work, the family explores the deeper meaning of labour—God's plan, its challenges, and the joy it can bring.
Response to a correspondent who had taken a CMI writer to task, claiming that 14C, dendrochronology, and uranium-thorium (U-Th) dating techniques are trustworthy.
The Creation Museum just got a stunning new addition of two beautifully sculpted Protoceratops dinosaurs to teach guests about two different views of fossilization. Read More
If the waters of the flood covered the highest mountains, does that mean the ark’s inhabitants needed oxygen supplies? Read More
New discoveries shed light on Neanderthal bulk, needed for bursts of speed. A new reconstruction of a Neanderthal boy’s skull shows his true humanity.
Latin America, Australia, and the UK—Answers in Genesis was able to impact people from all three of those areas just in the last few weeks! Read More
When we opened our full-size Noah’s Ark in 2016, a small group of atheists protested, holding up signs with slogans like “genocide park.” Read More
Who doesn’t enjoy the amazing color patterns of butterflies?1,2 Such beautiful designs and construction do not reflect blind naturalistic forces3 but the Creator’s hand.4,5
It has been known that “the genetic code contained within the cells of developing butterfly wings dictates the specific arrangement of the color on the wing’s scales -- the microscopic tiles that form wi... More...
In 2017, a boy dressed in all pink appeared on the cover of National Geographic alongside the words “Gender Revolution.” But where is that little boy now? Read More
Just as one man’s sin brought death to all, one man’s death brings life to all. Jesus’ death and resurrection offers us eternal life! Read More
Finding well-preserved creatures in amber1 is a landfall for creation scientists, much like the numerous discoveries of soft dinosaur tissue in fossils.2 Another find has been reported by the University of Copenhagen: a fungus gnat has been found entombed in amber.3 Has this in any way supported evolutionary theory? The closest the scientists could get to addressing real evolution of this fly was to sta... More...
Answers and our kids magazine, Kids Answers, have both won another award at the Evangelical Press Association! Read More
Can evolutionists find a universal common ancestor for the three domains of life?
There are two movies releasing within just days of each other that I think you should go watch: Culture Warrior and a new Patterns of Evidence documentary. Read More
According to a recent poll, congregations really do want their pastors to address current issues in their sermons. Read More
If evolution and millions of years are true, then surely the coelacanth or the Wollemi pine would’ve evolved—or gone extinct—over tens of millions of years. Read More