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[Answers in Genesis]( Ken Ham Daily [View in browser]( [Ken Ham]( G'day {NAME}, What’s the best part of Christmas? Is it the lights, traditions, beautifully decorated trees, presents, festive food, or the gathering of family? No! I think the best part of Christmas is that during this time of year we have unique opportunities to present the gospel message! And we do so each year here at the Creation Museum and now the Ark Encounter with special Christmas programs near Cincinnati. [Read the blog]( Here’s my radio program for today, December 8: Evolutionists claim the ice cores represent hundreds of thousands of years of history. Each thin layer supposedly represents one winter and summer cycle. But did you know that during one ... [Listen to today's radio broadcast]( Sincerely, Ken Ham P.S. You might be interested in [Building the Exhibits of Ark Encounter]( from our online store. [facebook]( [twitter]( Copyright © 2017 Answers in Genesis, All rights reserved. PO Box 510 Hebron, KY  41048 To stop receiving emails like this, [change your subscriptions](. You may also [opt out of all emails]( from Answers in Genesis, Creation Museum, and Ark Encounter. [view in browser](

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