Answers with Ken Ham

The planet Saturn has at least sixty-two moons, including one called Titan. Research is showing our universe isn’t old! It’s young.

Saturn’s magnetic field is strong because the planet’s young, created by God just a few thousand years ago.

Saturn, is surrounded by thousands of intricate rings. One spacecraft, Cassini, passed through these rings at the end of its mission.

Saturn’s thousands of rings are the most spectacular of any known planet. They’re made of ice, dust, and rocks ranging in size from a sand grain to a building.

The giant planet Saturn is made almost entirely of liquid and gas. It’s seven hundred and fifty times the volume of earth.

After the flood, God commanded Noah’s descendants to fill the earth. Eventually they decided to stay together and build a city and tower.

Did you know when you look at the world, you aren’t looking at how God made the earth originally?

When you think of creation, do you picture Adam surrounded by tigers, polar bears, wolves, and other modern animals? Well, let’s look at what Scripture says.

At the end of creation week God said all he had made was “very good.” God’s original creation was perfect.

The Bible doesn’t give us an exact age for the earth, but it does give us the information we need to calculate an age of the earth.

Some people say goosebumps are useless for humans. But the muscle action provides many useful benefits according to God’s good design.

The tailbone isn’t useless! Not only does it give your muscles somewhere to attach, they form a net to anchor your internal organs in place!

If evolution were true, our bodies should be full of leftovers from the past. But, starting with God’s Word, our bodies are designed by God.

Our bodies, though marred by the curse, aren’t full of leftovers because we didn’t evolve!

Years ago, researchers considered dozens of human organs were useless evolutionary leftovers. But research has shown all of these have functions.

Many Christians argue the flood was just a local event. But if that’s true, God’s promise is worthless and it’s been broken over and over.

Jesus said, “as in the days of Noah so it will be when the Son of Man comes.” But if the flood was just a local flood, how can Jesus compare the two?

The ark was a massive ship. It easily fit all the animals needed, plus supplies, and Noah’s family.

You can’t claim the Bible teaches a local flood without completely ignoring what the text says.

Genesis says Noah’s flood covered all the high hills and destroyed every land-dwelling creature not on the Ark. Why do some believe it was just a local flood?