The Australian man building a Noah’s ark in America has defied his critics again, unveiling a dinosaur fossil named “Ebenezer” he says proves humans lived alongside dinosaurs. Ken Ham, the founder of ...

The University of Central Oklahoma has opened its arms to drag queen shows and safe sex carnivals but they draw the line at Christians who believe God created the Heavens and the Earth in six days.

Science educator Bill Nye says there should be no debate over who won the much-hyped faceoff between him and creationist Ken Ham earlier this year. "I bested him," Nye insists. Subscribe to read this ...

Bill Nye, The Science Guy, will debate Ken Ham, The Creationist Guy, tonight at the Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky. They will debate a question from the 1920's: "Is creation a viable model of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ken Ham, founder of Answers in Genesis, poses for a portrait at the Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Ky., Friday, March 21, 2025.

I’m not saying “I told you so” (in fact I am, of course), but the main upshot of the Bill Nye/Ken Ham debate appears to have tipped the final balance in favor of Ham. The debate, as you’ll recall, was ...

EDMOND, Okla. (RNS) — Students at the University of Central Oklahoma got a lesson in free speech as the 16,000-student public university welcomed a presentation by Ken Ham, a nationally known ...

The climate may be changing, says Ken Ham, but human activity isn’t to blame — at least, not recent human activity. Instead, the creationist leader wrote in a blog post over the weekend, what we’re ...

Young earth creationist Ken Ham has spent years spinning tales. He tells people all the answers to all the world’s questions can be found in the Christian bible, the earth is just six thousand years ...

Ken Ham might be called the very model of a modern anti-evolutionist. Although his view of the earth's origin is entirely fundamentalist, his techniques for spreading his message are cutting-edge: a ...

(RNS) The Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Ky., hasn't seen bad attendance, Ham blogged on Answers in Genesis' website, just bad press. (RNS) Answers in Genesis founder Ken Ham is disputing reports the ...