A Degree in Magic?

Answers with Ken Ham

This is Ken Ham, CEO of the ministry that produced the three-volume set, World Religions and Cults.

In my presentations, I often share the statistic that Generation Z is twice as likely as previous generations to call themselves atheists. Now many in Generation Z might be atheists, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t religious—just most don’t want to believe in the biblical God. Instead they’ll turn to almost anything else for meaning and purpose.

Consider that a university in the UK is now offering a master’s degree in magic and the occult. Why? Well, because there’s been a huge growth in the occult in recent years as young people seek to fill the spiritual void in their lives. And this confirms biblical truth—but that’s for tomorrow.

Dig Deeper

• You Can Now Earn a Master’s Degree in . . . Magic and the Occult
• It Only Takes One Generation