Thoughts on the best Creationist speakers

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GodsCoelacanth

Hello! Quite simple, who do you suggest listening to or watching as a Creationist teacher? Also, after your done, try ranking them from best to O.K(Because none of em' are bad are they?)

SSSincerely,

Snake

SoulMate333

Creation.com is very good.  They have legitimate scientists, some with papers in reputable journals. 

Kjvav

I've always enjoyed Kent Hovind.

GodsCoelacanth

Ken Ham is amazing, BTW, My grandpa wouldn't switch our National Geographic magazines to Creation. He's an Athiest, soo.

SoulMate333

Prayers for Grandpa then. 

Ya, Ken Ham is good too.  I got permission from Answers in Genesis to copy their VHS tapes for ministry sharing. 

ItsTimeForTim

Ken Ham. Was gonna say him when seeing the title. But of COURSE Artur stole him... Lol JK

And praying for your Grandpa BTW

Kjvav

Ham was at my son's college a couple weeks ago.

GodsCoelacanth

I like Ham too, especially honey baked. LOL

Kjvav
Kjvav wrote:

I've always enjoyed Kent Hovind.

   But he's a bit off his rocker when it comes to taxes. It bit him good, too.

ItsTimeForTim
Kjvav wrote:

Ham was at my son's college a couple weeks ago.

Nice! I've seen him talk in person multiple times, and I've met him before...

tbwp10

Kurt Wise & Ken Coulson are among the few I trust to give honest, scholarly work

tbwp10

I should probably explain more why I recommend these two. It is natural for us to want answers and solutions, and sometimes we have them and sometimes we don't. For example, we have a ton of archaeological evidence for the Bible, but not for everything. Some things in the Bible we don't have archaeological evidence for, and some things in the Bible we do, and some things in the Bible seem to be in conflict with archaeological evidence. Some of these "conflicts" are only apparent, and get solved with time and additional study. Some of these conflicts persist. I like to have answers, so I find one of the hardest things for me personally is to admit when I don't know. The temptation is to try to "fix" things artificially and force a "solution" that doesn't really work, when it would be better (and more honest) to simply admit I lack a good answer at the present time.

That's one of the reasons I respect paleontologist Kurt Wise & geologist Ken Coulson so much (who I both know). Because they are both committed young earth creationists, but also respectable scientists, and both honest individuals and men of integrity, who will acknowledge where the evidence supports, where we still lack evidence, and where the evidence seems to be in conflict and we lack solutions/answers at the present time.

I can always trust them to tell me the honest truth on these matters. 

Here's a good article by Ken Coulson that may be of interest: https://newcreation.blog/rethinking-the-pre-flood-flood-boundary/