Does Viral Video Disprove Classic Christian Apologetic?
A viral video claims to disprove one of the classic arguments for the existence of a Creator God—that order doesn’t come from disorder. But does it do what it claims?
A viral video claims to disprove one of the classic arguments for the existence of a Creator God—that order doesn’t come from disorder. But does it do what it claims?
New research indicates that raindrops can act as powerful erosion agents, dramatically altering landscapes and transporting significant amounts of sediment.
We must always judge people’s beliefs against Scripture and this by necessity will create division, but division for the right reasons.
Part 3 of 3: Should we make judgments about other believers, especially as it relates to their erroneous teachings on Genesis?@AiG points out that there are many Christians/Christian leaders who add evolution and/or millions of years to Scripture. We expose this compromise not…
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) February 3, 2026
Have you seen one of these billboards? According to a recent news item, billboards claiming “Jesus Is Not God” have been seen around the country.
As Part 3 of his response to Mitchell and Tillman’s critique, Dr. Snelling discusses the Tonto deformation from a biblical geologist’s perspective.
Let’s look at the passage where people quote “judge not” from.
Part 2 of 3: I’ve had many Christians (and even non-Christians) who will claim that the Bible states we are to “judge not.” But when they do this, they are actually taking those words in the Bible way out of context.
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) February 2, 2026
Let’s look at the passage where people quote “judge not” from:…
Each new euthanasia story from Canada seems more extreme. The latest claims a woman was euthanized against her will after her husband grew tired of caregiving.
A recent opinion piece in The New York Times claims, “Americans are turning against gay people.”