Ark Encounter Attendance: After Two Years, The Controversy Continues
William Trollinger One of the most remarkable features of the Answers in Genesis (AiG) tourist site, Ark Encounter, is that, for a place that loudly and boldly proclaims itself as committed to the notion of biblical inerrancy, they make great use of what they call...Additions to Ark Encounter—Will they be enough?
by Susan Trollinger Ark Encounter is about to embark on its second year of operation, this July 7. To attract new visitors as well as to tempt those who have visited before to come again, the creators of Ark Encounter have been designing and building new attractions,...Ken Ham’s Glass House
by William Trollinger GQ’s Jeff Vrabel toured Ark Encounter a few days after its July 7, 2016 opening. In his hilarious and insightful article on his Ark visit Vrabel begins by observing that: Noah’s ark is the first left after the gas station, down the street from...The Rainmaker in Williamstown
by Treavor Bogard Today’s post comes from our colleague Treavor Bogard, Assistant Professor of Teacher Education at the University of Dayton. Treavor, whose expertise is in English education, draws some pretty clear connections between Ken Ham and a stock...Investment Consultants: Ark Encounter a Very Bad Bet
by William Trollinger Ken Ham, CEO of Answers in Genesis (AiG), loves to blast critics of Ark Encounter – the fundamentalist tourist site that literalizes Noah’s Flood and the divine drowning of (according to AiG) perhaps 20 billion people – as atheists, secularists,...Connect with:
