ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ken Ham is the Founder of Answers in Genesis and a Biblical Apologist. He is the man behind the Creation Museum in Ohio, US and a full-size Noah’s Ark called Ark Encounter located in Kentucky, US. Ham has authored & co-authored more than 30 books, including the best-selling “The Lie” and “The Answers Book.”
The questions we discussed:
1. Did not God lie in Genesis 2:17?
2. What is the significance of Genesis 1-11?
3. What is Theistic Evolution? Does it complement the Bible?
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United States
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