Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham - HD (Official)

Leading creation apologist and bestselling Christian author Ken Ham hosted Emmy Award-winning science educator and CEO of the Planetary Society Bill Nye at the Creation Museum in February of 2014 for a live broadcast viewed by millions of people.

We've posted a list of recommended articles, videos, radio broadcasts, books, and other resources that answer the majority of Nye’s statements and questions:

[LarryBeeswax]

I always trust the guy who admits to not knowing everything versus the guy who claims to know everything.

[sweetlifealley]

Bill Nye the science Guy versus Ken Ham the Bible man

[blueduck]

"It is better to have a question that can't be answered than an answer that can't be questioned."--Carl Sagan

[tomca]

When one side admits nothing will change their mind while the other side only needs evidence, it's obvious who's being intellectually honest and who isn't. This was awesome.

[spooks]

This makes the presidential debate look like an argument between two kindergardeners.

[blackswan]

Regardless of who's side you're on, you have to admit this was a much more civil, respectful, and productive debate than anything we've seen on the political stage lately.

[jwricky]

I remember watching this 10 years ago as a Christian, and here I am watching it now as an atheist.

[danzel]

"We weren't there, we didn't see these tree rings forming." I don't know whether to cry or laugh.

[mediaproductionpro]

Every few years I have to come back and rewatch this masterpiece. I only hope that everyone watching learns to think critically and question the motives and intentions behind the things they are taught.

[SpookyMingo]

This is the kind of maturity we should be able to expect from our leaders. We need to raise the bar

[curesmithnet]

Bill Nye is really trying to control himself from bursting into laughter when he is talking about Ham's vegetarian lion

[airn]

Ken Ham is trying to argue points of logic but he fails checks of logical fallacy over and over; particularly, he is constantly arguing against statements his opponent is not making. It's a straw man marathon.

[patrickgerona]

Brings to mind..."It is really hard to win an argument against an intelligent person but impossible against a ignorant one"

[levivriens]

Ken be like: Historical evidence can’t be tested. Everything in the past is fake, except this book written with the words of god. Just forget the part where noone has directly observed god and therefor is historical evidence.

[adamseth]

It amazes me people base all of their beliefs on 1 book that has been distorted and manipulated by kings and popes and clergy. Translated and interpreted politically and socially for the times they were distorted. Chapters thrown out and found offensive. It's a joke. I almost feel sorry for people. Almost. Evidence isn't found in just one book that was written by man or men in fact.

[lalrinchhana]

Ken Ham's whole point 'We can't know because we weren't there'

[mattc]

These men are so respectful to each other and their views. I wish we had more of these debates regarding any topic in today’s soundbite ridden culture

[athnealerodney]

As a matter of psychology, it is possible to be so entrenched in a belief, to the point where facts don't matter....

[Regnart_Seht]

The expression on Bill Nye's face as he listens to the rebuttals are chilling. Maybe it's the lighting, but I think he is deeply concerned with what he is hearing. He must truly hate misinformation.

[starshipgus]

If it was a political debate I wouldn’t have watched but 10 minutes of it, holding your ground and be respectful to one another is what civilized people do.Great debate.