Jan Grizzel

Heaven bound and want you to go with me! Wife, mom, grandmommy. #Christian, #conservative. Increasing awareness #chiari, #EDS #POTS, #Dysautonomia

[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

My heart is broken

[LifeNews.com @LifeNewsHQ]

BREAKING: Charlie Kirk has died. Please pray for his family and children. Our hearts are broken for them. 🙏

[Paratrooper Brady @paratroopbrady]

@elonmusk Here is 5 min of them inciciting violence.

[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

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[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

I pledge to shop local small businesses when I travel. Also take 3 minute showers where water should be conserved #travelfortomorrow

[Travelzoo @Travelzoo]

Your pledge can be a small action like supporting local businesses, forgoing single-use plastic or choosing public transportation when traveling.

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[Ken Ham @aigkenham]

Biblical creationists are often accused by secularists of denying climate change. The truth is we don’t deny climate change for different reasons to them, but do deny the climate change being claimed by today’s climate change religion! And yes, the climate change movement of today that has brainwashed so many people including most in the younger generations is a religion. It’s a religion where man worships the creation (and worships man) and believes man can save himself and save the planet. It’s a religion where the creation has dominion over man instead of the other way around.

Biblical creationists certainly believe there has been massive climate change since the Flood and in a fallen world there will continue to be climate change.

Bill Nye, TV’s popular “Science Guy” and vocal evolution defender, visited Australia in 2015. News stories indicated that he would be spreading evolutionary propaganda in an attempt to influence educators and politicians to indoctrinate school children in evolutionary naturalism (really, an atheistic view of origins—his religion).

On the Sydney Morning Herald’s (Australia’s largest newspaper) website, an article presented an interview with Nye about his Australian speaking tour.

In this article, Nye was reported as stating the following:

“Climate change is the biggest problem facing humankind,” said Nye. “But keep in mind that Mr Ham and his Answers In Genesis group deny climate change routinely. It's part of their big picture. The denial of climate change seems to be very important to him.

“Generally, climate change is generational. That is to say, there are very, very few young people who are in denial of climate change.

“My concern with Ken Ham and his people is that they work so very hard to indoctrinate schoolchildren. They have a very expansive education program; they want to raise a generation of kids in denial of climate change.”

Bill Nye also appeared on the American TV news program CBS This Morning to talk about his anti-creationist book, saying, “It’s not a coincidence that the creationists also deny climate change. It’s this really important thing to them.”

Well we do have a number of articles on our AiG website that deal with climate change. Anyone can easily search out our views and read them.

More important as it relates to Bill Nye is that immediately after our evolution/creation debate in February 2014, he and I were interviewed by CNN’s Piers Morgan (who no longer hosts the program due to poor ratings) on live TV. Here is what I wrote about that CNN interview in an April 16, 2014 article:

“First, the CNN interview with Piers Morgan was a setup. Our understanding was that the interview was to be about the just-concluded debate. But Morgan launched into climate change, which had nothing to do with the debate topic. From statements Bill Nye made in the interview, I am quite sure he and Morgan set this up ahead of time. Also, I did not deny climate change. I observed that there had been climate changes ever since the Flood of Noah’s time. What I did say was that the debate over what has caused climate change is somewhat like the creation/evolution debate. You see, how you interpret the evidence in regard to the past about what causes climate change depends on the person’s assumptions.”

Furthermore, here is what I wrote on my blog in 2013 and well before my debate with Nye in response to statements about climate change made by President Obama:

“Now, we at Answers in Genesis certainly don’t deny the reality of climate change—we just have a different idea about why the climate changes and what causes it. After the catastrophic global Flood, the earth was dramatically changed, and much of the change in climate over the centuries has been due to the changes from the Flood.”

So, Bill Nye—who sat beside me during the CNN interview—knew full well that we did not deny climate change. We just didn’t agree with his particular views of climate change. As Piers Morgan interviewed Nye and me after the debate, I said plainly that I did not deny climate change!

Unfortunately, though, many websites and news outlets repeat the lie that creationist researchers deny climate change—and many news outlets made that claim because of Nye’s insistence that we deny climate change/

As an author of an article published in our Answers magazine stated:

“The key controversy seems to be “do human activities significantly affect climate?” If so, changing those activities (for example, reducing our output of greenhouse gases) would have a measurable effect on climate. On the other hand, if human impacts are insignificant, controlling human emissions will have a negligible effect.”

If the Sydney Morning Herald, read by millions of people quoted Bill Nye correctly, then his statements that Answers in Genesis and I supposedly deny climate change are simply untrue—and if he was quoted accurately, Bill Nye knows it is not true, since he sat just a foot away from me on TV when I stated that I acknowledge that the climate can change. Moreover, if he did any research at all on the AiG website, Nye would know that while we do not deny certain types of climate change, we would disagree about its major causes.

I had to just smile and shake my head at this statement in the Sydney Morning Herald:

“My concern with Ken Ham and his people is that they work so very hard to indoctrinate schoolchildren. They have a very expansive education program; they want to raise a generation of kids in denial of climate change.”

Nye was upset that we at Answers in Genesis teach children and teens about God’s Word on creation, just as he aggressively indoctrinates children in his naturalistic (atheistic) worldview. And to claim we want to “raise a generation of kids in denial of climate change” is ridiculous because we say the opposite. Really he is against our Christian message and that’s what it’s all about.

Of course, our emphasis at AiG is not climate change. We are promoting biblical authority and the gospel, and we are equipping children, teens, and adults to defend the Christian faith against the secular attacks of people like Bill Nye. And we teach people to have a truly biblical worldview and therefore have a correct understanding of climate change.

Understanding how humans should interact with the environment must begin with this understanding:

“Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over the livestock and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.” (Genesis 1:26)

[Candace Owens @RealCandaceO]

I can say honestly that I’ve never been more proud or more haunted by any interview I’ve ever conducted than this one here.

Children being influenced on tik-tok to permanently deform their bodies is the greatest evil we are fighting today.

Please— everyone watch this and share.

Thank you Briana for your bravery in this most difficult and personal conversation.

https://t.co/s5PgT2ldzf

[Liza Rosen @LizaRosen0000]

Islam-expert Dr. Tawfik Hamid explains the root cause of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It has nothing to do with a land dispute...

Twitter limits the reach of my posts, so please if you see this RT and comment with "done".

[Ben Shapiro @benshapiro]

Yair Lapid, for those who don't know, is on the Left of the Israeli political spectrum, the chief rival to Netanyahu. This is clear and concise language from him. All attempts to paint Israel's response to Hamas as a partisan right-wing exercise are lies.

[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

@GlobeEyeNews Such stupidity of hamas lovers

[LadyKat47🇺🇸 @Lmvm71]

@YosephHaddad I stand with Isrsel 🇮🇱🙏

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Speaker Mike Johnson Makes Liberals Angry Because He’s a Married Pro-Life Christian https://t.co/xrTesIsZpD

[After Death Movie @afterdeathfilm]

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[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

@jonesville That’s horrible

[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

one day of FREE parking at Park 'N Fly!: https://t.co/28qwltW2JO

[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

@FAANews Sitting in the Atlanta airport waiting and waiting for two hour flight delay as of now. 😳

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

Dinesh D’Sousza’s new movie is the smoking gun many people have been looking for and The Regime fears. I have seen the evidence myself—it will result in indictments and justice being served for what happened in 2020. #2000Mules

[LifeNews.com @LifeNewsHQ]

Joe Biden shouldn't be allowed the National Prayer Breakfast just days after promising he would do everything he can to kill more babies in abortions.

[Jan Grizzel @JanGrizzel]

Christmas With The Chosen: The Global Live Event https://t.co/rAW6C7kpRQ via @YouTube. Amazing. A must watch for Christmas

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

Everyone knows the Vice President’s office is straight-up lying about the rushed Walter Reed trip but no one in media dares call them out on it

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