Creation War (again-see May, 2011)
See the latest on the creation debate at http://christianitytoday.imirus.com/Mpowered/book/vchto11/i6/p2. Are evangelical scientists and biblical scholars going too far afield? How figurative can we see Adam and Eve in light of, say, Romans 5:12-19? What should we be teaching our children in light of these further discoveries and as they face evolution in the public schools? Should we now be more open to it? How does this affect teaching creation in your church? Or, should we keep this kind of thinking among ourselves? Can the church discuss this in a civil manner?
posted by FWG at
12:18 PM
2 Comments:
Hmmm, this is interesting. Although I flew thru the article, I don't understand what DNA evidence suggests a 'crowd of Adams' rather than one. I recall a cover story of a popular magazine (Newsweek or US NEWS) from a decade ago suggesting that DNA evidence points to a single mom for the human race. I suppose I'll have to re-read it when I get time. Interesting times we live in!
8:48 AM
Had a recent conversation with an avid AiG disciple which was very gracious and by no means "intolerant" (see May posting on Creation War). Hopefully we can converse about our differences.
2:25 PM
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