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Ken Ham and Mark Looy
Answers with Ken Ham
Christianity
Science & Medicine
Philosophy
English
Ken Ham is president of Answers in Genesis and cofounder of the 75,000-square-foot Creation Museum. This daily, 60-second audio program is also broadcast on over 950 radio stations.
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Episodes
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24 August 2026
The Origin of Marriage
Marriage has been redefined around the world, particularly in the West. But marriage isn’t ours to define.
21 August 2026
Genesis—It’s Foundational
Some Christians argue that what we believe about Genesis is just a side issue. But did you know all our major Christian doctrines are grounded in Genesis?
20 August 2026
What’s Right in Our Eyes
In the book of Judges, we read about a time when “everyone did what was right in their own eyes.” That’s America today!
19 August 2026
But Everybody’s Doing It!
Our morality shouldn’t be based on what everybody else is doing! Morality comes from God’s Word.
18 August 2026
Morality by Popular Opinion?
Popularity doesn’t determine morality! If we determine right and wrong then it’s merely based in our own opinion. But, whose opinion’s right?
17 August 2026
A Right to Die?
Canada legalized euthanasia a decade ago, and over one hundred thousand people have ended their own lives. What does God’s Word say about this practice?
14 August 2026
A Future Rest
A day is coming when there will no longer be a curse. Our service to the Lord will be joyful and worshipful, just as it was for Adam and Eve before their sin.
13 August 2026
Reversing the Effects of the Curse
By using our God-given intellect and creativity, we can develop ways to make it easier to accomplish our job of stewarding creation in a broken world.
12 August 2026
Work as Worship
When we use the physical abilities, talents, and the intellect God has given us, we bring glory to him.
11 August 2026
A Broken World
We were created to work. But we know from experience that work is often very hard—it often doesn’t feel like a good thing. Why is this?
