Evolution Exposed
This illustrated expose’ reveals and refutes every instance of evolution in America’s FOUR most popular biology textbooks. A true eye-opener for teens, teachers and parents.
$50,000 scholarship given out for
Research Paper Challenge of 2007!
| The 2007 contest has concluded, and we want to thank everyone who participated. Please check back later for future competitions. |
Students aged 14–21, had the opportunity to win a $50,000 scholarship to Virginia’s prestigious Bible-based Liberty University.
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The Research Paper Challenge, now in its second year, is designed to encourage students to defend biblical authority in an increasingly unbiblical world. This year’s Challenge focused on AiG’s latest information-packed resource, Evolution Exposed.
This recently updated book, by AiG researcher and former educator Roger Patterson, confronts evolutionary indoctrination head-on, revealing the false information, misleading conjectures, naturalistic bias and outright censorship in public school science textbooks.
 LOGOS Bible Study Library (CD-ROM) This “level 2” suite of Bibles and reference works is an amazing repository of everything you need to easily dig into specific passages or topics. Includes over 170 Bibles and reference works. Included on winning essay laptop prizes! |
“We’re so excited to partner with Liberty on the Challenge,” commented Ken Ham, AiG president. “Today’s public schools are saturated with evolutionary thinking and immorality. By showing youth the gaping holes in evolutionism and pointing to the Bible, we can rescue a generation from doubt and purposelessness.”
“I am very pleased that we could help sponsor this research paper contest,” seconded Dr. David A. DeWitt, Director of the Center for Creation Studies and professor of biology at Liberty University. “We hope this prize will attract many students to carefully research the evidence for creation. Here at Liberty, all undergraduate students are required to complete a semester course in creation apologetics taught from a young-earth creationist perspective.”
Karin Hutson was announced the winner of the $50,000 scholarship (larger than first prize for the 2006 Miss America Pageant) on July 26, 2007. Four runners-up received laptops and other prizes. You can see pictures of the ceremony, read the winning enties, and see a video of the event here.
