Great Homeschool Conventions vs Answers in Genesis

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• March 28, 2011. Johannes Weslianus blog. Great Homeschool Conventions chooses theistic evolution over creationism by Wes White.

• March 28, 2011. Out our minds too..." blog. Home schoolers split over Ken Ham and Peter Enns... by Tim Bayly.
  "No, what's fascinating here is that home schoolers are not disciplining Enns and removing him and his BioLogos curriculum from their exhibit halls and workshop schedules. Rather, it's Ken Ham who's getting the boot and all the mothers are shocked because conflict is scandalous to them and they don't like anyone calling them to Biblical discernment."

• March 28, 2011. BioLogos Forum. Ken Ham, BioLogos, and Calvary’s Love by Darrel Falk.

• March 28, 2011. New American. Noted Creationist Disinvited From National Home School Conference Itinerary by Dave Bohon.

• March 27, 2011. Christian Post. Ken Ham Disinvited from Homeschooling Events over 'Ungodly' Remarks by Jennifer Riley.
  "On Saturday, Ham was still posting messages on his Facebook page about Peter Enns – the speaker who, according to Ham, he is accused of making mean-spirited remarks about. Ham accuses Enns, a senior fellow of biblical studies at the BioLogos Foundation based in San Diego, of not believing in a literal Adam and Fall. He also takes issue with Enns’s belief that sin should not be discussed with young children because it would cause problems with their view of God."

• March 26, 2011. Ken Ham Facebook notes. Answers In Genesis Stands with Apologia by Ken Ham.
  "Answers in Genesis wants to publicly affirm its support of Apologia Educational Ministries. We also support the current president and the direction he is taking Apologia. We are happy to affirm that the elementary, junior high, and high school science textbooks published by Apologia are consistent with the belief in a six-day creation by God and the inerrancy of Scripture."
  "Answers in Genesis also supports, recommends, and sells the biblical worldview curriculum for children age 6-14 years, which is published by Apologia in partnership with Summit Ministries. In light of the recent controversy surrounding a homeschool convention in Greenville, South Carolina, we report that the perceived conflict between Ken Ham of AiG and John Stonestreet of Summit Ministries was based on an unfortunate misunderstanding, and has been amicably resolved. Regarding the theological issues surrounding the conflict, we report that there is no disagreement."

• March 25, 2011. Apologia Education Ministries. What Does Apologia Believe?
  "Current discussions in the homeschool community regarding the controversy surrounding the Great Homeschool Convention in Greenville, South Carolina, involve, among others, an Apologia author and one of our ministry partners. Therefore it has become important to make sure the homeschool community is clear about what Apologia believes concerning Scripture and where our textbooks stand in light of this debate."

• March 25, 2011. Theological Thoughts blog. Creationist Ken Ham Uninvited From Two Great Homeschool Conventions by Dr. Michael Beck.

• March 25, 2011. Grace Notes blog. Ken Ham v. Peter Enns by Grace.
  "I personally found nothing wrong, harsh, or unloving about what Dr. Ham said."

• March 25, 2011. Around the World with Ken Ham blog. Hear the Talks I Won't Be Giving in Cincinnati and Philadelphia by Ken Ham.

• March 25, 2011. Around the World with Ken Ham blog. Listen to This by Ken Ham.
  "Listen to this two minute audio clip where I quoted Dr. Peter Enns and commented on his beliefs at the homeschool convention in Greenville, SC, last week—you can appraise for yourself this section of my talk:"

• March 25, 2011. Columbus Dispatch. Columbus, Ohio. USA. "Convention bans founder of museum" via Associated Press. Page B3.

• March 25, 2011. Kentucky Enquirer. Cincinnati, Ohio. USA. Group un-invites Ham. Page C1.

• March 25, 2011. Christianity Today. Creation Museum Founder Disinvited from Homeschooling Conferences by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra.

• March 25, 2011. Lexington Herald-Leader. Lexington, Kentucky. USA. Founder of Creation Museum banned from convention by Linda B. Blackford.
  "Modified: 5:12pm on Mar 25, 2011"

• March 25, 2011. Dispatches From the Culture Wars blog. Young Earth Homeschooling Schism by Ed Brayton.

• March 25, 2011. Talking Points Memo blog. TPM Muckraker website. 'Creationist Theme Park' Group Prez Accused Of 'Ungodly' Remarks by David Taintor.

• March 25, 2011. One News Now. Ken Ham confronts 'liberal theology,' gets the boot by Bill Bumpas and Jody Brown.
  "Ham declined to speak with OneNewsNow on the matter. However, the Answers in Genesis website claims the disagreement centers around Dr. Peter Enns of the BioLogos Foundation. The website explains that Ham wrote Facebook and blog items expressing concerns that Enns does not believe sin should be discussed with young children because it will cause problems with their view of God -- and he does not believe in a literal Adam and a literal Fall."

• March 24, 2011. Cincinnati.com. Cincinnati, Ohio. USA. Creation Museum founder dropped from homeschool convention via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. Columbus Dispatch. Columbus, Ohio. USA. Creation Museum founder rebuked as 'ungodly' via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. Creation Ministries International. Powder Springs, Georgia. USA. ‘Dr. Refuting Compromise’ to speak at one of the largest homeschooling conventions in the country.

• March 24, 2011 Creation Museum blog. Petersburg, Kentucky. USA. Special Offer for Cincinnati Homeschool Convention Attendees.
  "In light of the recent events surrounding the Cincinnati Homeschool Convention, the president/CEO and founder of Answers in Genesis–U.S. and the Creation Museum, Ken Ham, has this special announcement."
  "Offer valid March 31–April 3, 2011. One free Creation Museum admission per paid registration to the Cincinnati Homeschool Convention (two tickets per paid family registration), and a free MP3 (one per family) of four of Ken Ham’s major talks (must show proof of paid registration)."

• March 24, 2011. Rational Skepticism. Ken Ham/AiG Kicked Out of Two Homeschool Conferences by DoctorE.

• March 24, 2011. The Happy Housewife - where Martha meets real life blog. Ken Ham Uninvited from the Great Homeschool Conventions.
  "If you have ever heard Ken Ham speak you know that he attacks ideas and world views. I can’t remember ever hearing him attack someone personally, and I’ve heard him speak numerous times. I have also never heard him question the salvation of another believer. I will say that Mr. Ham is relentless in his attacks on opposing views and passionate about what he believes is a biblical worldview. Anyone who has heard him speak, read his books, or visited his website knows this about him because he is unwavering in his positions."
  "What is interesting about this is that the homeschool curriculum superiority mindset is prevalent throughout all speakers. You’ll hear lapbook speakers criticizing workbook methods. You’ll hear the bread makers criticizing those who chose a different diet. Those who promote a classical education will criticize the effectiveness of other methods. There are even those who criticize athletics, extra curricular activities and college. The homeschool community and conventions are filled with people who disagree and comment on the methods of other homeschoolers."

• March 24, 2011. Daily Journal. Johnson County, Indiana. USA. Homeschool convention says Ken Ham no longer welcome due to comments about BioLogos speaker via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. WCPO-TV, Channel 9, ABC. Cincinnati, Ohio. USA. Creation Museum founder uninvited from convention via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. Hamilton Journal-News. Hamilton, Ohio, USA. Creation Museum founder uninvited from convention via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. WXIX-TV, Channel 19, Fox. Cincinnati, Ohio. USA. Creation Museum founder uninvited from convention via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. WLWT-TV, Channel 5, NBC. Cincinnati, Ohio. USA. Creation Museum Founder Banned From Homeschool Convention via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. WKEF-TV, Channel 45, Fox . Dayton, Ohio, USA. Creation Museum founder uninvited from convention via Associated Press.

• March 24, 2011. WAVE-TV, Channel 3, NBC. Louisville, Kentucky. USA. Creation Museum founder uninvited from convention via Associated Press.
  "The organizers of Great Homeschool Conventions also banned Answers In Genesis founder Ken Ham from future conventions. They say Ham was critical of Peter Enns of the BioLogos Foundation, a Christian group that seeks to find common ground with scientific findings, like evolution. The Lexington Herald-Leader reported that Ham said in a recent blog post that Enns' teachings undermine "the authority of the Word of God." "

• March 24, 2011. The Republic. Columbus, Indiana. USA. Homeschool convention says Ken Ham no longer welcome due to comments about BioLogos speaker. Associated Press. Possibly Lexington Herald-Leader story.

• March 24, 2011. Connecticut Post. Bridgeport, Connecticut. USA. Creation Museum founder uninvited from convention. Associated Press. Possibly Lexington Herald-Leader story.

• March 24, 2011. Heart of Wisdom blog. Homeschool Controversy: Anti-Bible, Bible Curriculum! by Robin Sampson.
  "I applaud Ken Ham for taking a stand! Peter Enns rejects teachings of the Bible and undermines God’s Word. Ken Ham was right to expose him."

• March 24, 2011. Creation Ministries International. Powder Springs, Georgia. USA. ‘Dr. Refuting Compromise’ to speak at one of the largest homeschooling conventions in the country.

• March 24, 2011. Barefoot and Progressive blog. Kentucky, USA. Ken Ham's son calls Christian Homeschoolers "effeminate", "fornicating hippies" by Media Czech, a.k.a. Joe Sonka, left-wing political activist blogger.

• March 24, 2011. Barefoot and Progressive blog. Kentucky, USA. This is why Linda Blackford is so great by Media Czech, a.k.a. Joe Sonka, left-wing political activist blogger.

• March 24, 2011. Lexington Herald-Courier. Lexington, Kentucky. USA. Convention disinvites Ark park promoter by Linda B. Blackford. Pages A3 & A5.

• March 24, 2011. Bellingham Herald. Bellingham, Washington. USA. Creation Museum's founder banned from convention by Linda B. Blackford, Lexington Herald-Leader.
  "At issue are criticisms by Ham of Peter Enns of the Biologos Foundation, who has said the fall of Adam and Eve can be construed as a symbolic story of Israel's beginnings, rather than a literal description of human beginnings."

• March 24, 2011. Sacramento Bee. Sacramento, California. USA. Creation Museum's founder banned from convention by Linda B. Blackford, Lexington Herald-Leader.

• March 24, 2011. Faith & Works - Kentucky's and Indiana's diverse religious scene blog. Sponsored by Louisville Courier-Journal. Ham-homeschooling dispute by Peter Smith.
  "Ham shot back that the convention organization has hosted speakers that question literal interpretations of the Bible and write for BioLogos, a Web site that promotes Christian acceptance of scientific conclusions such as evolution. (In the past year, BioLogos writers have repeatedly sparred with Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Albert Mohler, who maintains that the Bible trumps the consensus of scientists. And BioLogos’ publicizing of a comment by prominent evangelical biblical scholar Bruce Waltke, showing an openness to evolution, cost Waltke his job as a professor at Reformed Theological Seminary)"

• March 24, 2011. World News.com. Creation Museum's founder banned from convention by Linda B. Blackford, Lexington Herald-Leader.
  "Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis gives his first broadcast interview to Worldview Weekend Radio concerning his being kicked out of speaking for two homeschool conferences. This is a perfect example of what Brannon has been warning about and is writing about in his forth coming book, Religious Trojan Horse. Christian leaders will increasingly face opposition from Christian leaders and organizations when they stand for the Word of God without compromise."

• March 24, 2011. AliveInSpirit blog. Emotional earthquake: thoughts on recent homeschool convention vs Ken Ham/AIG situation by Barbara.
  "Recently I was astonished to find out that Ken Ham and AIG were dis-invited to speak and be in the vendor hall for Midwest Homeschool Convention based on what Mr. Ham said concerning another speaker/vendor’s homeschool curriculum. I will not go into it much here as to whether or not there was any blame on either parties but to ponder what this means to me. Mainly because there seems to be more to the situation than is what has been presented by the convention people as well as perhaps Mr Ham. I do not know because I was not there and can only read what was made public. The convention folks are not giving out much info or facts. It is difficult to say what issues they had concerning Mr Ham since they just made a generalized statement which I could not see backed up by anything specific being brought forward by them. Honestly the way it was left makes it look more favorably toward Mr Ham and AIG so I am declining to make any firm judgment in the manner. I mainly wanted to state the situation exists between the two or perhaps the three parties seeing how Dr. Enns and his curriculum were a part of the equation. I used this info to set up what I wanted to say in the following sentences."

• March 24, 2011. McClatchy Newspapers. Creation Museum's founder banned from convention by Linda B. Blackford, Lexington Herald-Leader.

• March 23, 2011. Echoes In The Wind. Ken Ham: Kicked Out of Midwest Homeschool Convention For Telling the Truth by Lauralea Harriott.
  "God Bless You, Ken Ham: You Are A Hero Of The Faith"

• March 23, 2011. J-Walk Blog. Tuscon, Arizona. USA. Ken Ham Gets Defensive by John Walkenbach.

• March 23, 2011. Pastor Freed Wolfe Ministries blog. Answers in Genesis-Kicked Out of Homeschool Conference by Pastor Fred Wolfe.

• March 23, 2011. Nathan Ham: My Passion for Biblical Teaching blog. Free Love Christians by Nathan Ham.
  "Don't be a free love Christian! Don't excuse sin and unbelief in the name of love. First read, then believe, then obey every word of the Bible. Sometimes it is necessary to name the apostates and call out the perverseness of their sin. It doesn't mean we don't love. This is true love, for loving God and loving God's words comes first (Matt. 22:37-38). May God raise up more men who will preach God's words with passion and conviction without backing down."

• March 23, 2011. Todd's Blog. Dayton, Tennessee. USA. AIG kicked out of homeschool conventions? by Todd C. Wood.

• March 23, 2011. Philadelphia Atheism Examiner. Examiner.com writer. Answers in Genesis kicked out of home-schooling convention by Staks Rosch.

• March 23, 2011. DefendingGenesis.org blog. Is Christianity Once More on the Down-Grade? Answering a Critic Concerning Ken Ham’s Expulsion from Great Homeschool Conventions by Rev. Tony Breeden.
  "Brother Joel is at it again. He’s written a post concerning Great Homeschool Convention, Inc.’s erroneous decision to ban Ken Ham and Answers in Genesis from ALL future homeschool conventions [wow. that's... overkill]. Brother Joel, an extraBiblical Creationist, has a habit of taking an occasional potshot at Ken Ham and yours truly. In this case, the title of his blog post is simply libelous: Ken Ham Removed from Homeschool Convention for UnChristian Behavior."

• March 23, 2011. Kentucky.com. Founder of Creation Museum banned from convention by Linda B. Blackford, Lexington Herald-Leader.

• March 23, 2011. Worldview Radio. Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis gives his first broadcast interview with Brannon Howse.

• March 23, 2011. The Sensuous Curmudgeon blog. Ken Ham Expelled from Homeschool Conventions!

• March 23, 2011. Peace Creek on the Prairie blog. Why I Am Passionate About Teaching the Bible as the Truth of the Word of God as Written… by Betty.

• March 23, 2011. Zwinglius Redivivus - Christus solus audiendus blog. Ken Ham Kicked out of Homeschooler Conventions by Dr. Jim West.

• March 23, 2011. Sapphire Sky blog. False Piety by Great Homeschool Conventions, Inc. by Anthony Biller.

• March 23, 2011. Great Homeschool Conventions. Public Response from Great Homeschool Conventions. re: Dr. Ken Ham, Speaking Engagement Canceled.

• March 23, 2011. Around the World with Ken Ham blog. Is AiG Unloving? by Ken Ham.
  "Now, just by a few minutes research, I'm not liking what I see about Enns' curriculum, but guess what? I don't have to use it or buy it. I don't have to attend any workshops by the author. If I feel strongly enough, I could even stop using Wise-Bauer's other stuff. But to eliminate a well respected and reliable ministry and speaker such as AIG and Ken Ham for disagreeing with it is ridiculous."

• March 22, 2011. Mrs. Price is Right about Homeschooling blog. Unbelievable!!!! by Betsy Price.

• March 22, 2011. Skepacabra blog. Ken Ham and Answers in Genesis expelled from home-schooling conference by Michael Rosch.

• March 22, 2011 Purpose Drivel - Ramblings on the drivel being proclaimed in the name of Christ blog. Congratulations are in order for Ken Ham! by terriergal.

• March 22, 2011. Pharyngula blog. Ken Ham was expelled! Ha haa! by PZ Meyers.

• March 22, 2011. Active Christian Media . This Got My Attention! – Ken Ham Booted from Homeschool Conferences for Being Biblical by Stacy L. Harp.

• March 22, 2011. Unsettled Christianity blog. Ken Ham Removed From Homeschool Convention for UnChristian Behavior by Joel L. Watts.

• March 22, 2011. Worldview Weekend. Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis Kicked Out of Two Homeschool Conferences

• March 22, 2011. Ken Ham Facebook notes. AiG Responds - Re Being Eliminated From Homeschool Conventions by Ken Ham.

• March 22, 2011. Anne Elliott blog. Bible Curriculum That Is Anti-Bible? by Anne Elliott.

• March 22, 2011. Answers in Genesis. Kicked Out of Two Homeschool Conferences

• March 21, 2011. Wretched with Todd Friel. Audio podcast of Ken Ham vs Peter Enns controversy. No literal Adam or fall by Todd Friel.

• March 21, 2011. Proslogion: Thoughts from a scientist who is a Christian (not a Christian Scientist) blog. Dr. Enns Offers Me a New Biblical Insight by Dr. Jay Wile.

• March 20, 2011. Ken Ham Facebook note. Warning All Homeschoolers by Ken Ham.

• March 20, 2011. Around the World with Ken Ham blog. Beware by Ken Ham.

• March 19, 2011. Around the World with Ken Ham blog. Teaching the Truth Amidst a Sea of Lies by Ken Ham.

• March 18, 2011. Proslogion: Thoughts from a scientist who is a Christian (not a Christian Scientist) blog. Dr. Peter Enns on the “Dark Side” of the Old Testament by Dr. Jay Wile.

• March 16, 2011. Proslogion: Thoughts from a scientist who is a Christian (not a Christian Scientist) blog. An Opportunity for Critical Thinking! by Dr. Jay Wile.

• March 15, 2011. Around the World with Ken Ham blog. Another Compromiser--Speaking at Homeschool Conventions by Ken Ham.

• February 22, 2011. a time to tear down - A Time to Build Up blog. Paul, Adam, and Evolution by Dr. Peter Enns.

• February 1, 2011. Whatever State I Am...a Biblical Perspective on Home Education blog. Home Educating in Biblical Truth : A Response to Peter Enns’s “Telling God’s Story: A Parents’ Guide to Teaching the Bible” by Lea Ann Garfias.

• January 2011. Acts & Facts. Dallas, Texas. USA. Monthly magazine from the Institute for Creation Research. Confronting Evolutionary Ideas by Lawrence E. Ford.
  "Additionally, BioLogos is conducting workshops for Christian school science teachers in order to train them how to teach evolution to their students—to supposedly harmonize the Bible and Darwinian evolution in the classroom. They are also developing evolution-based science curriculum for use in homeschools and Christian schools. One of the BioLogos teachers, Dr. Peter Enns, is even developing a Bible story curriculum for children! Anticipated to release in February, this material is being published by homeschool guru Susan Wise Bauer. Parents, beware! BioLogos is also leading and participating in Christian conferences to influence pastors and other Christian leaders with the message that the Bible and evolution are compatible."

•  ???, 2010. Well Trained Mind. Peace Hill Press website. Religion books.

•  ???, 2010. Olive Branch Books. Religious book imprint of Peace Hill Press. Telling God's Story... Teaching Your Children the Bible.

• November 30, 2010. Answers UK Radio. Answers UK Radio - Episode 26.
  "Presenter Paul Taylor analyses the use of language on the BioLogos website, because BioLogos ideas are becoming more and more common among pastors and leaders in formerly Bible-believing churches in the UK. In the second part of the programme..."

• November 9, 2010. Albert Mohler blog. No Pass from Theological Responsibility — The BioLogos Conundrum by Dr. Albert Mohler, Jr.
  "Public debate is unpredictable by nature, but I have to admit that the approach undertaken by the folks at BioLogos continues to amaze me. The BioLogos movement is a straight-forward attempt to persuade evangelical Christians to embrace some form of evolutionary theory. Organized by a group that includes Dr. Francis Collins, now the Director of the National Institutes of Health, the movement seeks to marginalize objections to evolution among conservative Christians."

• September 9, 2010. Creation Ministries International. Powder Springs, Georgia. USA. A response to Timothy Keller’s ‘Creation, Evolution and Christian Laypeople’ by Lisa Cosner.
  "While Keller is prepared to accept that Genesis 1 is not to be taken literally, and that God could have used evolution, he admits that he is concerned about the problems of reconciling evolution and a historical Adam. He recognizes that key New Testament authors and passages take Adam and the Fall as historical, e.g. Romans 5 and 1 Corinthians 15; Paul “most definitely wanted to teach us that Adam and Eve were real historical figures” (p. 9). This is at least better than his Biologos comrade Peter Enns who claimed that Paul was just wrong. Indeed, the section where he is explaining the importance of a historical Adam and a historical Fall is the best part of his paper, and we would agree with a lot of that section."

• September 7, 2010. Creation Ministries International. Powder Springs, Georgia. USA. Evolutionary syncretism: a critique of Biologos by Lita Cosner.
  "BioLogos’s view of Scripture is probably best summed up by this quote from a paper by professing evangelical contributor Peter Enns,: “Most Christians understand that, even though the Bible assumes a certain way of looking at the cosmos, from a scientific point of view the Bible is wrong. And that is perfectly fine [emphases his].” Enns had previously left (or was dismissed from) Westminster Theological Seminary over his book Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament which attacked biblical inerrancy..."
  "And the people at BioLogos are very aware that it is not just Genesis 1–11 that is at stake. “For Paul, Adam certainly seems to be the first person created from dust, and Eve was formed from him.” I.e. creationists have been right all along about what the New Testament teaches about Genesis. But “[i]gnoring the scientific and archaeological evidence is not an option” in their mind, so Paul was simply wrong. In fact, Enns says that rejecting Christianity is a more viable option than taking the Bible’s account of creation at face value! He says that a true synthesis of Christianity and science “calls for a reorientation of what informed readers of the Bible expect from Genesis or Paul on the question of origins.”"

• August 27, 2010. Answers UK Radio. Answers UK Radio - Episode 24.
  "The BioLogos Foundation claims to be an organisation within the bounds of conservative evangelicalism. Founded by Dr Francis Collins, of human genome project fame, it includes contributions from people such as Peter Enns, Alistair McGrath, and NT Wright (aka Tom Wright, Bishop of Durham). In this podcast, presenter Paul Taylor argues that their theology is actually old-fashioned liberalism. As a test case, the programme looks at what Wright, Enns and McGrath have to say about Adam and Eve. They don't believe Adam and Eve to be real historical figures, and with this view they go further away from biblical doctrine than do other theistic evolutionists such as Denis Alexander or John Stott."

• July 8, 2010. BioLogos Forum. Pete Enns Working on New Bible Curriculum for Kids.
  "Our own Pete Enns is working on a new curriculum, Telling God’s Story: Teaching Your Children the Bible, due out in February 2011."

• July 5, 2010. a time to tear down - A Time to Build Up blog. New Bible Curriculum “Telling God’s Story” coming in February 2011 by Peter Enns.
  "Olive Branch Books, the religious instruction imprint of Peace Hill Press founded by well-known author, historian, and homeschooling guru Susan Wise Bauer."

• April 17, 2011. Peter Enns Online blog. World News Tonight Piece on Waltke and Evolution Airs by Dr. Peter Enns.
  "All kidding aside (was I kidding?), you can see that the story was handled with some objectivity, with little attempt to incriminate Waltke or RTS. Neither did ABC opt for an incendiary approach, which they could easily have done. I don’t think Ken Ham is a good representative of the Evangelical counterculture, though, since his views are so idiosyncratic (I don’t think RTS faculty think that there were dinosaurs on the ark)."

• March 6, 2011. BioLogos Forum. Creating Adam by Dr. Peter Enns.
  "For Paul, Adam and Eve were the parents of the human race. Do all Christians have to accept Paul’s interpretation of the Adam story?"

• March 9, 2010. BioLogos Forum. Paul’s Adam (Part I) by Dr. Peter Enns.
  "In my last post I suggested that the Adam story could be viewed symbolically as a story of Israel’s beginnings, not as the story of humanity from ground zero."

• Unknown date. Bible-Researcher.com. The Peter Enns Controversy at Westminster Seminary by Michael Marlowe.