The Growth of Creationist Institutions
Creationist institutions are growing around the world. As creationists continue to receive discrimination from the mainstream science and academic establishment, creationists have traditionally either needed hide their beliefs or face limited career options. However, there is a growing creation science movement in the world and there is hope for the future as the evidence for young earth creation is overwhelming. Several creation science organizations have emerged around the world in the last few decades of the 20th century, particularly in Australia and in North America. In Turkey, the historical site of Noah's Ark, creation science is taught in public schools.
Creation Science is popular in the nation of Turkey, the ancient site of the Biblical Noah’s Ark. The Ararat region, where Noah’s Ark is believed to have landed, is located in eastern Turkey, near the borders of Armenia and Iran. Unlike in most of the world, creationism is taught in Turkish schools and the teaching of evolution has even been banned in 2017. Could the teaching of creation science be a growing trend in the world? Creationists continue to hope so.
Certainly the online presence has greatly aided the creation science movement and free speech after 200 years of domination of evolutionist ideas in the press by mainstream academia. Creationists can continue to create their own institutions until they are accepted by mainstream science, or at least convince the majority of the common public. Parents do not have to send their children to government-sponsored schools to learn evolution and anti-biblical teaching. Online resources have allowed private schools and home school teachers to have access to information and tools promoting creation science and the young-earth creation in agreement with their beliefs.
Creation Science is popular in the nation of Turkey, the ancient site of the Biblical Noah’s Ark. The Ararat region, where Noah’s Ark is believed to have landed, is located in eastern Turkey, near the borders of Armenia and Iran. Unlike in most of the world, creationism is taught in Turkish schools and the teaching of evolution has even been banned in 2017. Could the teaching of creation science be a growing trend in the world? Creationists continue to hope so.
Certainly the online presence has greatly aided the creation science movement and free speech after 200 years of domination of evolutionist ideas in the press by mainstream academia. Creationists can continue to create their own institutions until they are accepted by mainstream science, or at least convince the majority of the common public. Parents do not have to send their children to government-sponsored schools to learn evolution and anti-biblical teaching. Online resources have allowed private schools and home school teachers to have access to information and tools promoting creation science and the young-earth creation in agreement with their beliefs.
