QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What about the 'Noah' movie?

 

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In this issue . . . Q&A: What about the Noah movie? Get Equipped: Noah—And the Last Days News to Know Quick Look After Eden Answers . . . with Ken Ham radio program Answers Conversation podcast Video Review: The Noah Movie Video: Radioactive and Radiocarbon Dating, Part 4 Blog Highlights Pray for AiG Q: What about the Noah movie? A: A group of Answers in Genesis staff attended the opening of Noah last night in a local movie theater. With all the Hollywood hype and news surrounding the controversial film, we were surprised at the low turnout, with only twelve other people in the theater. We had heard many negative reports but were hopeful, based on other comments, that there may have been some redeeming qualities of the film. However, those hopes were dashed against the rocks harder than Hollywood's ark when it ran aground in the film. This point should be one that jars us to attention, realizing that our hope is not in a Hollywood film but in something infinitely more redeeming in quality: the person and work of Jesus Christ. Read the entire review for an initial analysis of this Hollywood film. Get Equipped Noah—And the Last Days Living Waters and AiG have worked together to help viewers learn the truth about Noah, the Ark, and the Flood, and to understand what scoffers are saying about the Bible. You'll be better equipped to witness to them!   Creation Debate Conversations This Week Cosmos episode 2 study guide Cosmos episode 3 review Noah movie reviews Explore the latest at creationdebate.org. News to Know Quick Look Sea Anemone's Genome Said to Show Evolutionary Root of Plants and Animals: "Flower of the sea" is said to contain an evolutionary link between plants and animals. Whale Skull Equipped for Sonar Shows Echolocation Appears Abruptly in the Fossil Record: Moby Dick's ancient cousin was well-equipped with sonar for hunting and mapping the bottom of the sea. After Eden Answers . . . with Ken Ham radio program Buried Treasure Declining Human Intelligence The Fine Print Is Missing! Fossils—Past or Present? Can Christians Reject Six Literal Days? Photo of the Week To download this image for use as wallpaper on your device, right-click on the link below for the desired resolution and select "Save Link/Target As..." Mobile Full (4:3) Wide (16:9) Answers Conversation podcast This week Steve Ham talks with Ark Encounter researcher and writer Tim Chaffey to answer the question, "Does the Bible Contain Contradictions?"	This Week . . . Noah Movie Review: An Unbiblical Film (Mar 28) What We Know of Noah and the Ark in the Bible (Mar 28) Sea Anemone's Genome Said to Show Evolutionary Root of Plants and Animals (Mar 27) Mysterious Bullet Holes in Rocks (Mar 26) Cosmos Review: "When Knowledge Conquered Fear" (Mar 25) Fossil Evidence of Whale Evolution? (Mar 25) Was Darwin Right? (Mar 24) Overturning Expectations About Ancient Man (Mar 23) Whale Skull Equipped for Sonar Shows Echolocation Appears Abruptly in the Fossil Record (Mar 22) Noah Movie Review Ken Ham and several AiG researchers analyzed the Noah movie live last night. Watch Video Video On Demand Radioactive and Radiocarbon Dating, Part 4 Watch Video Blog Highlights Ken Ham: Ignorance and Misinformation Abounds Creation Museum: Watch a Total Lunar Eclipse at the Creation Museum! Ken Ham: Bill Maher Is Going to Pass On Dr. Georgia Purdom: Answers for Women 2014: Women of the Word Pray for AiG Pray for the Ark Encounter project as we prepare for groundbreaking this spring. Resources "There Is No Debate" Combo The Genius of Ancient Man The True Account of Adam and Eve Connect with Us Ken Ham Answers in Genesis Ark Encounter Creation Museum Ken Ham Answers in Genesis Ark Encounter Creation Museum Answers in Genesis Ark Encounter Creation Museum Free app for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad   See all networks
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