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Which came first���the butterfly or the flower? Well, according to evolutionary ideas, the butterfly came first. And makes this ���chicken and egg��� problem worse by supposedly pushing back the origin of butterflies to 236 million years ago���about 100 million years before the first flowering plants supposedly emerged. So what were butterflies consuming all that time?

Well, this new fossil evidence of butterflies comes from a fossil dropping (a coprolite) discovered in Argentina. Un...

Just a few weeks ago, from AiG���s Karina Altman that was published in the zookeeping journal, Animal Keepers Forum. Well, I���m excited to share that more research from our dedicated zoo team has been published in that same journal���this time on our aoudad sheep at the .

Stephen Belknap is one of our ungulate (hoofed mammal) keepers at the Ark. He presented a poster at the Zoological Association of America conference in Columbus, Ohio...

I���m thrilled to announce that this morning I had the privilege of attending another ribbon cutting���this time for our brand-new attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Along with our co-creator, Mindscape Creative, we���re excited to launch this 5D virtual reality experience that combines cutting-edge technology with biblical truth!

When guests visit our Pigeon Forge attraction, they���ll go inside a pod to ���go back in time��� for a journey from Eden to eternity via a custom-a...

I���ve often shared the statistic that of young people will leave the church by the time they reach college age���and very few return. I was reminded of this recently when I saw a someone shared on social media that said,

Fact: 70���88% of youth born in evangelical homes leave the faith after one year in a secular college.

Maybe. Just maybe. We start to focus on more doctrine, more ability to explain what and why they believe, and less performance, less trend, less show, less ente...

The vast majority of mainline Protestant pastors here in America don���t believe the Bible.

And that���s not hyperbole��� from the National Survey of Religious Leaders, only 25% of such pastors ���say they���re certain that Adam and Eve were real people��� (by comparison, the study notes ���80% of Evangelical pastors and 89% of black Protestant clergy affirm this belief with certainty���). Only 1 in 4 believe in a literal Adam and Eve! That���s certainly a contrast to the...

Earlier this week, I wrote about the evil legacy of a French scientist, ��tienne-��mile Baulieu, who died recently at the age of 98. This man was the inventor of the abortion pill, a chemical concoction that has cost untold millions of children their lives and has seriously harmed women. For Father���s Day today, I thought I would contrast his legacy with that of a man whose passing didn���t make the headlines but whose legacy is a rich and godly one: my father, Mervyn Ham.

Just this past week, ...

It���s finally open!

I���m excited to announce our at the is now open. Guests will meet hundreds of butterflies, and eventually moths, as they stroll a beautiful path surrounded by flowers.

All of our butterflies and moths are native to North America, and this year we���ll feature 17 species of butterflies and 3 species of moths. Due to their natural lifespan and care requirements, the Butterfly House is a seasonal attraction and the species on exhibit will vary. T...

During this month (June) in the US, we celebrate Father���s Day. Now, it���s interesting to me that this July is the 100th anniversary of the famous Scopes Trial. What really hit me was the fact that there are some very important lessons for fathers to learn from the Scopes Trial that could be used to positively impact families.

Now, this month is also a sad time when sexual immorality is celebrated in a big way by those who call this a celebration of ���Pride.��� Maybe you don���t see the conne...

The Lord hates . . . hands that shed innocent blood. (Proverbs 6:16���17)

A French scientist, ��tienne-��mile Baulieu, who recently died at the age of 98, is being hailed around the world as ���a beacon of courage��� and a world-changer, a hero for women���s rights. But his legacy isn���t one that uplifts women���it���s a legacy of bloodshed and brokenness. A legacy of death.

According to the BBC, this man was the inventor of RU-486, commonly known as mifepristone, an oral drug they s...

Did you know Answers in Genesis publishes many of our own books through our publishing arm, Answers Press? The writers, editors, and designers involved in the publishing process are dedicated and talented, and their hard work results in more people hearing the message of biblical authority and the gospel. And sometimes it also results in awards!

We recently submitted two of our new books for consideration in the Selah Awards, an industry-wide contest for published Christian authors sponsored by ...