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* Jan 23. '''Baptist Press'''. Nashville, Tennessee. [http://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=37016 Answers really are in Genesis, Ken Ham says] by J. Gerald Harris.<br />"Opened in 2007 near Cincinnati in northern Kentucky, the nearly five-year-old Creation Museum is a 75,000-square-foot facility that offers the visitor a high-tech, multimedia experience that shows how science affirms the Bible's account of history. More than 1.5 million guests have visited." | * Jan 23. '''Baptist Press'''. Nashville, Tennessee. [http://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=37016 Answers really are in Genesis, Ken Ham says] by J. Gerald Harris.<br />"Opened in 2007 near Cincinnati in northern Kentucky, the nearly five-year-old Creation Museum is a 75,000-square-foot facility that offers the visitor a high-tech, multimedia experience that shows how science affirms the Bible's account of history. More than 1.5 million guests have visited." | ||
| − | * Jan 22. '''The Star'''. Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. '' | + | * Jan 22. '''The Star'''. Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. ''Did dragons really exist?''. Page 5. |
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| + | * Jan 22. '''The Star'''. Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. [http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?file=/2012/1/22/lifefocus/10273780&sec=lifefocus Did dragons really exist?]. <br />"(In an exhibit at the Creation Museum in Kentucky, US, a Triceratops and a Stegosaurus are shown aboard a scale model of Noah’s Ark.)" | ||
* Jan 19. '''Boone County Recorder'''. Erlanger, Kentucky. ''Campbell's play at Creation Museum'' by Stephanie Salmons. Pages A1, A2. | * Jan 19. '''Boone County Recorder'''. Erlanger, Kentucky. ''Campbell's play at Creation Museum'' by Stephanie Salmons. Pages A1, A2. | ||
Revision as of 11:50, 27 February 2012
February
- Feb 10. Columbus Dispatch. Columbus, Ohio. Church's lectures link evolution, creation by Meredith Heagney. Page B4.
- Feb 9. OneNewsNow.com. Tupelo, Mississippi. Creation Museum hits five-year mark by Charles Butts.
"The next major project for Ham and Answers in Genesis is the Ark Encounter, scheduled for opening in 2014. The project will feature a full-scale ark built according to the dimensions outlined in scripture."
- Feb 9. Community Recorder. Fort Mitchell, Kentucky. Letter to the Editor. Confusing creation story with history by Nancy Rowles. Page A8.
- Feb 7. Herald Bulletin. Anderson, Indiana. Reader Viewpoint Look at the Creation from an education, scientific perspective by Bob Preston. Page A11.
January
- Winter 2012. BJU Magazine. Greenville, South Carolina. Official magazine of Bob Jones University. Providing Answers. Cover, pages 12-16.
- Jan 26. Community Recorder. Fort Mitchell, Kentucky. Letter to the Editor. Brave the Creation Museum by Ted Smith. Page 10.
- Jan 25. Kentucky Enquirer. Cincinnati, Ohio. Creation Museum hosts play and dinner by Stephanie Salmons. Page B2.
- Jan 23. Baptist Press. Nashville, Tennessee. Answers really are in Genesis, Ken Ham says by J. Gerald Harris.
"Opened in 2007 near Cincinnati in northern Kentucky, the nearly five-year-old Creation Museum is a 75,000-square-foot facility that offers the visitor a high-tech, multimedia experience that shows how science affirms the Bible's account of history. More than 1.5 million guests have visited."
- Jan 22. The Star. Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Did dragons really exist?. Page 5.
- Jan 22. The Star. Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Did dragons really exist?.
"(In an exhibit at the Creation Museum in Kentucky, US, a Triceratops and a Stegosaurus are shown aboard a scale model of Noah’s Ark.)"
- Jan 19. Boone County Recorder. Erlanger, Kentucky. Campbell's play at Creation Museum by Stephanie Salmons. Pages A1, A2.
- Jan 19. Boone Community Recorder. Erlanger, Kentucky. Campbell's play at Creation Museum by Stephanie Salmons. Pages A1, A2.
- Jan 16. Kentucky Enquirer. Cincinnati, Ohio. Creation Museum's website wins an award by Mark Hansel. Pages C1, C4.
- Jan 8. New York Times Book Review. New York, New York. Leaders of the Fold : Two writers question the rise of self-styled experts among evangelicals by Molly Worthen. Page 20.
- Jan 8. Kentucky Enquirer. Cincinnati, Ohio. Variety of faiths call Boone home by Mark Hansel. Pages A1, A10.
