Ken Ham, the Bad Magician
Researching and writing a book about the young earth creationist movement of Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis is both highly entertaining and incredibly frustratin...
Category: Creation Evolution Debate
Ken Ham Tries to Fry Up Francis Collins
As I am doing research for my book The Heresy of Ham, I am constantly finding blog posts written by Ken Ham that simply are astounding. Eight years ago, when I ...
Hey Kids…Do You Like the Christian Group Gungor? Well Run for the Hills! Ken Ham Has Spoken, and the Bacon is Getting Crispy!
Last year, on this very date, Ken Ham, the founder of Answers in Genesis, wrote a blog post, eviscerating Christian singer Michael Gungor because Gungor dared t...
Pass the Lightsaber! I Need to Cut the Ham Back on the Ark!
A friend of mine suggested following “Answers in Genesis” on Twitter. He said, “They provide a lot of material for one-liners.” And so, ...
My Ultimate Frustration with Ken Ham
If you have been keeping up with my blog, you have obviously noticed my numerous posts on Ken Ham, his organization Answers in Genesis, and young earth creation...
Peter Enns: The “God-Mocker,” According to AiG (Part 4)
In my final installment of analyzing Answers in Genesis’ review of Peter Enns’ book, The Bible Tells Me So, I will focus on the most obvious issue that concerns...
Is Peter Enns Among the Prophets? AiG says, “NO!” (Part 3)
In this brief post, I will look at how Answers in Genesis responds to Enns’ explanation of Messianic prophecy and his view of Jonah. Messianic Prophecy In...
Answers in Genesis vs. Peter Enns (Part 2)
The biblical scholar Peter Enns is Satan… …or at least like Satan, according to Answers in Genesis. Why? Because he attempts to read the Bible in its historical...
Answers in Genesis vs. Peter Enns (Part 1)
One of the fascinating things I’ve found as I’ve gone through the blogs of Ken Ham and various articles on the Answers in Genesis website is how so very often t...
Ken Ham’s Hermeneutic in Action: His Rejection of John Walton
Even though Ken Ham may say that the intent of good Bible interpretation is to get to the original, intended meaning of a text, he in fact does not do that. In ...