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Line 41: − − Later he became strongly involved with [[Liberty University]]: in 2001, LaHaye gave $4.5 million to build a new student center and School of Prophecy, which opened in January 2002 and was named after LaHaye. He also served as its president. Later, he provided funds for the LaHaye Ice Center on the campus of Liberty University, which opened in January 2006<ref>http://www.dailyprogress.com/starexponent/news/left-behind-co-author-tim-lahaye-dies/article_c07ea048-52c5-11e6-b0d0-1b74f2c643c1.html</ref> and serves as the home arena for Liberty's hockey teams.
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LaHaye founded Christian Heritage College, now called [[San Diego Christian College]], and helped [[Henry Morris]] found the [[Institute for Creation Research]].<ref name="CT"/> [[Ken Ham]], the president of [[Answers in Genesis]], a Christian apologetics ministry, has referred to LaHaye as the "third founder" of the modern [[creation science]] movement, after Morris and [[John Whitcomb]].<ref>Ham, Ken (July 25, 2016). [https://answersingenesis.org/ministry-news/ministry/tim-lahaye-passes-away/ Creationist Pioneer and Popular Author Tim LaHaye Passes Away]. ''Answers in Genesis''. Retrieved October 7, 2016.</ref>
LaHaye founded Christian Heritage College, now called [[San Diego Christian College]], and helped [[Henry Morris]] found the [[Institute for Creation Research]].<ref name="CT"/> [[Ken Ham]], the president of [[Answers in Genesis]], a Christian apologetics ministry, has referred to LaHaye as the "third founder" of the modern [[creation science]] movement, after Morris and [[John Whitcomb]].<ref>Ham, Ken (July 25, 2016). [https://answersingenesis.org/ministry-news/ministry/tim-lahaye-passes-away/ Creationist Pioneer and Popular Author Tim LaHaye Passes Away]. ''Answers in Genesis''. Retrieved October 7, 2016.</ref>
Later in his life, LaHaye became strongly involved with [[Liberty University]]: in 2001, he gave $4.5 million to build a new student center and School of Prophecy, which opened in January 2002 and was named after LaHaye. He also served as its president. Later, he provided funds for the LaHaye Ice Center on the campus of Liberty University, which opened in January 2006<ref>http://www.dailyprogress.com/starexponent/news/left-behind-co-author-tim-lahaye-dies/article_c07ea048-52c5-11e6-b0d0-1b74f2c643c1.html</ref> and serves as the home arena for Liberty's hockey teams.
===Political involvement===
===Political involvement===
[[Beverly LaHaye]] was a notable figure in her own right, founding [[Concerned Women for America]].<ref name="CT"/><ref name="Dispatch"/>
[[Beverly LaHaye]] was a notable figure in her own right, founding [[Concerned Women for America]].<ref name="CT"/><ref name="Dispatch"/>
==See also==
==See also==