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Copied from Answers in Genesis with minor modifications.
Some of his many publications include, but are not limited to, ''How Could a Loving God...?'' 2006; ''Already Gone'', 2009; ''One Race, One Blood'', 2010; ''Already Compromised'', 2011; ''The Foundations'', 2011; ''The Lie/Millions of Years'', 2012; ''Science Confirms the Bible'', 2012; ''The Great Delusion'', 2013; ''Rescuing our Kids from the Lie'', 2013; ''Inside the Nye-Ham Debate'', 2014; and ''Ready to Return'', 2015. He has also authored or co-authored many books for children, such as ''Did Adam Have a Belly Button?'' 2000; ''My Creation Bible'', 2006; ''Did Eve Really Have an Extra Rib?'' 2007; ''Dinosaurs for Kids'', 2009; ''N is for Noah'', 2013, and the ''Answers Book for Kids 2013'', and books for teens, such as ''Answers for Teens'' (Vols 1&2), 2012.
Some of his many publications include, but are not limited to, ''How Could a Loving God...?'' 2006; ''Already Gone'', 2009; ''One Race, One Blood'', 2010; ''Already Compromised'', 2011; ''The Foundations'', 2011; ''The Lie/Millions of Years'', 2012; ''Science Confirms the Bible'', 2012; ''The Great Delusion'', 2013; ''Rescuing our Kids from the Lie'', 2013; ''Inside the Nye-Ham Debate'', 2014; and ''Ready to Return'', 2015. He has also authored or co-authored many books for children, such as ''Did Adam Have a Belly Button?'' 2000; ''My Creation Bible'', 2006; ''Did Eve Really Have an Extra Rib?'' 2007; ''Dinosaurs for Kids'', 2009; ''N is for Noah'', 2013, and the ''Answers Book for Kids 2013'', and books for teens, such as ''Answers for Teens'' (Vols 1&2), 2012.
==Creation Museum==
According to AiG, Ken Ham had a vision for "a creation museum that teaches the truth" since 1979, when he began his ministry in Creation Science.<ref name="History">[https://answersingenesis.org/about/history/ History]. ''Answers in Genesis''. Retrieved August 5, 2016.</ref> During the mid-1990's, after AiG was founded, the ministry began searching for land in Northern Kentucky to build the museum.<ref name="History"/> The Museum was opened on May 28, 2007<ref name="History"/> at the cost of $27 million.<ref name="Rothstein">Rothstein, Edward (May 24, 2007). [http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/24/arts/24crea.html?_r=0 Adam and Eve in the Land of the Dinosaurs]. ''The New York Times''. Retrieved August 10, 2016.</ref> $21 million of the cost was raised through private donations.<ref>Lovan, Dylan (July 31, 2006). [http://www.nbcnews.com/id/14122311/ High Tech Museum Brings Creationism to Life]. ''NBC News''. Retrieved August 10, 2016.</ref>
It was estimated that 250,000 people would visit the museum in the first year.<ref name="Rothstein"/> However, the 250,000th visitor visited the museum in early November, nearly seven months ahead of schedule.<ref name="History"/><ref>{{cite news |title=Creation Museum hits 250K visitors |newspaper=The Cincinnati Enquirer |date=November 3, 2007 |url=http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20071103/NEWS0103/711030409/ |accessdate=July 22, 2013}}</ref>
The aesthetics of the museum have been praised even by critics of the museum.<ref name="Rothstein"/>
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