GV247.TV ?

[Peter Henderson]

This appears to be Scottish in origin and is heavily promoting YECism.

Covers the recent AiG “UK Mega conference” along with several interviews with Ham, McKay, and McIntosh etc.

http://youtu.be/rkUaaXpczk4

[a_haworthroberts]

Ham recently wrote something about being interviewed by a Scottish TV crew.

Various AiG speakers frequently appear on the station it seems:
http://www.gv247.tv/about-us.htm

[Peter Henderson]

New DVD from “Truth in Science” being promoted as well, “the spirit of discovery”.

Usual YECs featured in the trailer criticising evolution for not allowing students to think critically ???????????

Truth in Science have been very quiet of late.

Also an interview with McKay’s new sidekick from the UK.

[a_haworthroberts]

New DVD from “Truth in Science” being promoted as well, “the spirit of discovery”.

Usual YECs featured in the trailer criticising evolution for not allowing students to think critically ???????????

Truth in Science have been very quiet of late.

Also an interview with McKay’s new sidekick from the UK.

Ham wants to punch compromising Christians on the nose apparently.

[Peter Henderson]

New DVD from “Truth in Science” being promoted as well, “the spirit of discovery”.

Usual YECs featured in the trailer criticising evolution for not allowing students to think critically ???????????

Truth in Science have been very quiet of late.

Also an interview with McKay’s new sidekick from the UK.

Ham wants to punch compromising Christians on the nose apparently.

If you look through the videos Ham posted of the conference (which appears to have been well attended and very well organised) he's very much conflating YECism with evangelical Christianity in a big way, and continually talking about "revival"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM7s8KQuM6g

As someone said a while back, YECs like Ham are actually redefining what it means to be a Christian.

Groups like the Evangelical Alliance sit back and do nothing, I suspect they are pretty much YEC now.

The local group is very fundamentalist, pushing a strongly anti abortion agenda and resisting any change in the current laws here.

I suspect Peter Lynas is a YEC, but he's not saying. In this video he's promoting the "Museum of the Bible" in Washington, the brainchild of Hobby Lobby's Steve Green.

I did ask him for his views on creation on their Facebook page a while back but didn't get any reply:

https://www.reimaginingfaith.com/conten ... on/2017/10

[a_haworthroberts]

My guess - it's not much more than a guess - is that the Evangelical Alliance don't embrace YEC-ism but tolerate YECs in their midst and don't want to make a fuss about origins/Genesis. But I have little to base that on.