More from America’s heartland:

Biblical creation topic of two-day area conference

The president of the Creation Museum will visit the Heartland Worship Center and Mid-Continent University March 4-5 to discuss Biblical creation.

Ken Ham said believers in the theory espouse the theory of the origin of the Earth and the universe is recorded accurately in the Bible’s first book Genesis.

This includes the creation of the first man and woman, the disobedience of Adam and Eve in consuming the forbidden fruit, the Tower of Babel and Noah’s flood.

“One thing I do at the conferences is explain what the word science means,” Ham said.

“We use the word science to mean observing what we can with our five senses.”

Faris Sahawneh, professor of computer information and director of the Center of Biblical Creation at Mid-Continent University, said the seminar will include archaeologists, geologists, biologists and other scientists from various disciplines who have graduated from major universities.

They will present scientific support for Biblical creation.

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Wow… real live archeologists, geologists, and biologists… teaching about creationism.

I guess that means creationism must be true.