Carl Edward Baugh (born October 21, 1936) is an American young earth creationist, best known for discovering human and dinosaur footprints together in rocks near the Paluxy River in Texas.

Biography

Baugh directs the Creation Evidence Museum he established in July 1984 in Glen Rose, Texas, near the Dinosaur Valley State Park. He also appears on a weekly Trinity Broadcasting Network show called "Creation in the 21st Century" and is president and Ph.D. alumnus of the Pacific International University. He has been given television exposure by the televangelist Kenneth Copeland and has authored several books on topics such as the age of the universe, dinosaurs coexisting with humans, and critiques of evolution. Many consider Baugh an authority in Creation Science.

Pacific International University

Baugh is a 1989 alumnus of Pacific International University and is currently the university president. The university notes is in good standing with the American Accrediting Association of Theological Institutions Inc. (North Carolina) and is also a member of the Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools (Louisiana).

Books

* Dinosaur Promise Publishing (paperback) - 1987, 152 pages, ISBN 0939497018
* Panorama of Creation Hearthstone Publishing, Ltd. (paperback) - 1992, 91 pages, ISBN 1879366010
* Jurassic Park: Fact Vs. Fiction (with Bill Uselton) Hearthstone Publishing, Ltd. (paperback) - 1993, 30 pages, ISBN 1879366355
* Footprints and the Stones of Time (with Clifford Wilson) Hearthstone Publishing, Ltd. (paperback) - 1994, 162 pages, ISBN 1879366177
* Why Do Men Believe Evolution Against All Odds? Hearthstone Publishing, Ltd. (hardcover) - 1999, 160 pages, ISBN 1575580497

Education

Th.D., Louisiana Baptist University (2005)

Links

Baugh's website
Baugh's "doctoral dissertation"