Ken Ham

"The primary divide between Dr. Zweerink and Answers in Genesis is one of authority. Dr. Zweerink objects to this point, claiming he shares our view of the authority of Scripture and that he uses the same hermeneutic." - AiG

AiG: You would be hard-pressed to find a more vilified modern Christian than Ken Ham ... Why would anyone in his right mind voluntarily enter the Colosseum every day to face the lions?

"Ham ... takes aim at the claims made in the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry article, published in the March/April issue, which suggests that Creationists are 'less imbued with scientific thinking.'" CPost

"After the student group’s decision [to disinvite Ham] made national headlines, UCO President Don Betz stepped in and reinvited Ham to offer his talk on 'Genesis and the State of the Culture' at the public university’s Constitution Hall." RNS

The leader of a Christian ministry that built a life-sized Noah's Ark replica in Kentucky bathed the structure in rainbow colors this holiday season and wants Christians to reclaim the symbol from the gay rights movement.... Ham said the rainbow should not symbolize "freedom, love, pride or the LGBTQ movement," but rather God's covenant with Noah.

Babylon Bee (satire): Witnesses claim they heard a voice from the heavens booming, “This is my beloved ark, in which I am well pleased,” before a loud rumbling begin to reverberate all around the attraction. Then, onlookers watched in amazement as the clouds parted and the great wooden ship began ascending toward the skies.

A Cincinnati Enquirer Ark Hit Piece

The Creation Museum is open to public school field trips, and the museum’s founder has some thoughts on separation of church and state