If you’ve got some time to kill on the week of July 22, why not head to Tennessee and attend Ken Ham’s AiG MEGA Conference. Speakers include:
- Ken Ham who will teach you how to save your kids.
- Todd Friel, host of Wretched Radio (sounds like a fun station) who will get you up to speed on the latest news on the raging “homosexual war.”
- Erik Hovand will teach a session on critical thinking.
- Dr. Georgia Purdom will conduct a fascinating session on the “genetics of Adam and Eve.”
- Bill Jack plans to compare and contrast the “ways of wizards” vs the “way of the wiseman.”
- Dr. Tommy Mitchell will dispel the notion you can be “good without god.”
This line up of speakers, along with the inspirational music of Buddy Davis and John Elliott, makes this conference a must-see. And it gets better…
Ray Comfort will be there.
Join us on Monday night, July 22, for the world premiere of a startling new film by Ray Comfort, titled Evolution vs. God.
In the film, Ray Comfort takes his bold interviewing style and penetrating questions on prestigious university campuses, interviewing evolutionary scientists and students about the supposed evidence for evolution. Their responses may surprise you—as the film trailer states, “If you believe in evolution, prepare to have your faith shaken.”
Ray Comfort will be at the conference on Monday night to personally introduce the film along with Todd Friel and Ken Ham. We hope you will be there to share in the excitement!
Wait a minute. I thought that film was already available. Yup, for 20 smackers you can download and watch it online. Looks like the DVD will set you back around five bucks. Too bad they’re out of stock right now. So much for the “world premier,” but hey… accuracy doesn’t seem to be a priority at this event.
Pricing is cheap considering the ticket includes an Answers if Research Summit (It’s a summit! It has to be scholarly and stuff!), as well as tickets to the Creation Museum (it’s called a “museum” so it’s on par with the Smithsonian… evidently).
Adults are welcome. So are married couples and families. I live in Minnesota so I’m assuming all our newly married same-sex couples will be more than welcome at the “married couple” rate.
I think we all should go. If a bumch of skeptics showed up, what could possibly go wrong?
*Update* Reader Jay McHue informed me that Minnesota Same Sex Marriage will begin in August, after the AiG event. Just an FYI. Thanks for the info, Jay! 🙂
Related Post: Well played, Mr. Ham
P.S. If you’re an AiG supporter visiting this post, you may find my interview with Terry Mortenson of AiG interesting. I met him when he was in Minnesota and rather enjoyed asking him and evolutionary biologist PZ Myers the same questions so readers could compare and contrast their responses. Terry was a very nice person and it was a pleasure to interview him.
