Which came first? The chicken or the egg? And what about dinosaur eggs?
About
That’s a Fact Show
That’s a Fact is an online show, produced by the Institute for Creation Research, to showcase one truth at a time about the Bible, creation, and science in a fun, visual, and engaging format—and in 2 minutes or less. Powered by ICR (Institute for Creation Research), each That’s a Fact show gets us thinking about scientific discoveries and how they relate to the Bible. Keep up with each episode through this show site, and share That’s a Fact with your friends!
Thanks for watching!
About ICR
For over four decades, the Institute for Creation Research has equipped believers with evidence of the Bible’s accuracy and authority through scientific research, educational programs, and media presentations, all conducted within a thoroughly biblical framework. More…
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How often does That’s a Fact TV air new episodes?
A: That’s a Fact posts new episodes generally every two weeks. Bookmark www.thatsafacttv.com and sign up to receive updates, and check the “Next Episode” widget for news on upcoming shows!
Q: Who produces That’s a Fact shows?
A: The Institute for Creation Research (ICR) in Dallas, Texas. Visit us at www.icr.org.
Q: Where do you get all the facts for the shows?
A: That’s a Fact draws information from the scientists at the Institute for Creation Research.
Q: Can I show That’s a Fact in my school, church, Bible study, etc.?
A: Yes, you can present That’s a Fact episodes through online streaming only from the show site for non-commercial use.
Q: Can I copy the shows?
A: Sorry, ICR’s That’s a Fact show is Copyrighted by the Institute for Creation Research. You are only allowed to view episodes through online streaming, for personal/individual use, or for non-commercial group viewing.
Q: Is That’s a Fact available in other languages?
A: Not at this time.
Q: Is That’s a Fact available for purchase or download?
A: No
Q: Can I embed That’s a Fact on my website or my YouTube page?
A: No. Just like any other type of show, you can view episodes on the show site. Bookmark www.thatsafacttv.com for convenience.
Q: Why don’t I see my comment on a post?
A: Comments on the site are moderated for appropriateness. We encourage your conversation with each other, but keep comments civil, short, and mature.
Q: How can I get in touch with the show’s producers?
A: Use the form on the Contact page to send your comments or questions. However, know that with nearly a half a million hits on the show in just the past months, we cannot respond to most inquiries. We do appreciate your feedback.
Q: Where can I study more on the topics you present?
A: Visit www.icr.org and use the convenient Search tool for over 40 years worth of articles on these subjects.
Copyright © 1995-2012 Institute for Creation Research. All content on this site is copyrighted by the Institute for Creation Research. All rights reserved.
