Ken Ham agrees with the atheists

[LaurieBluedorn]

My husband Harvey and I did the blogging and tweeting for the Illinois Christian Home Educators convention this past weekend. Ken Ham was one of the keynote speakers -- here's a short interview I did with him.

We have one copy left of one of Ken Ham's new books Already Gone: Why your kids will quit church and what you can do to stop it (we were sent several of his books as promotional material). I'll mail it to the first person to email me (US address only). [email protected]

 

[BlackCalvinist]

Great article. Ham is right.

I've been considering some things in regard to Genesis 1-10:

1. It's not a God to 'cause light to appear' that looks billions of years old. Even to have it bypass the laws of time and space and appear immediately.

2. The change from the water canopy to the current cloud/rain scene.... what effect does this have (since, obviously, more radiation can now enter the atmosphere) on rocks, people, vegetation, etc.... ?

3. Have we been able to 'fool' radiological dating methods ? (i.e. make something look 'older' than it really is ?)

4. The half-life of U235 is 4.47 billion years, the supposed age of the earth is 4.54 billion years. Somehow, I'm thinking that the U235 found in nature should be even LESS radioactive now (if the earth is really that old), since we've had roughly one 'half-life' cycle for all of it to have decayed into Strontium 90, Thorium and its' other daughter products.

There's a few other thoughts, but these stay on my mind immediately as reasons to question evolution and any attempt to merge it with orthodoxy.