ARK receives a special Gift

Recently the ARK received via Answers in Genesis a second trailer (called the Time Machine) that is outfitted as a 10 seat special effects theater. It was build by the Blomberg’s and used by them for several years. Here is their story in their words:

One of her (Maud Blomberg) dreams was to have a Christian movie theater for kids. Her dream came true when she left to be with the Lord. With her life insurance money we were able to build The Genesis Time Machine, a special FX movie theater.  More

Restoring the American dream

Sovereignty, Principle One of Seven

by Ricki Pepin

The American Dream - freedom for law-abiding citizens to pursue life, liberty and happiness (property rights, for who can be happy without them) - can only be accomplished by downsizing the current big government and returning to the limited, constitutional government set up by our forefathers. This is only going to be accomplished if we learn and apply the same principles our founders used for that great document.

The Principle Approach to education is the best vehicle for meeting this goal due to its unique method of biblical reasoning - teaching students how to think, not what to think. These seven principles have each been shown to produce liberty when applied by individuals or nations. Liberty, or limited government under God, is one of the distinguishing benchmarks of our American republic. More

Life’s complexity testifies to intelligent design

by Bruce Malone

Darwin went on to express confidence that natural selection was sufficient to explain the development of the eye1, but how does this confidence stand up in the light of reason? Today, we are in the curious intellectual situation of only allowing into public schools naturalistic explanations for life’s development. This is done in spite of the fact that the alternative (that life is the result of an intelligent designer) more adequately explains the observations. There would have to have been an incredible number of changes in the first creature to have developed an eyeball. Simple light absorbing cells are so far removed from the mechanisms and design of any eyeball that the gap between the two is incalculably enormous. More