The Creation Movement in the 21st Century

Creation is on a comeback after an almost total rout of the Christian faith and biblical authority, on the part of evolution. For 200 years, secular science had undermined a biblical epistemology. But in 1960 something happened. It was the beginning of a comeback for a distinctively Christian worldview, and the catalyst was the publication of a book by Henry Morris and John C. Whitcomb.

The creation movement, thanks to organizations like ICR and Ken Ham's Answers in Genesis, has burgeoned into a major movement in modern Christendom. And the other side is not happy.

Ken Ham joins us on this issue of Generations to speak to the history of the movement and the future of what could be one of biggest idealogical battles of the new millennium.