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Category Archives: Adam
Adam and the Blue Parakeet
The second edition of Scot McKnight’s book The Blue Parakeet is now available. The book is one of his best, a book that helps the reader think through the nature of the Bible as inspired and authoritative. From the back … Continue reading
Posted in Adam, Bible
Tagged Scot McKnight
Bloesch on The Primacy of Scripture
The questions surrounding Adam and Eve and the Fall in Genesis 2-3 and concerning the role of inspiration in the formation of the Bible are issues that won’t go away any time soon. They are not the only issues at … Continue reading
Posted in Adam, Genesis, The Fall
Tagged Donald Bloesch
Let’s Keep Our Eyes on Jesus
The next chapter of Greg Cootsona’s new book (Mere Science and Christian Faith: Bridging the Divide with Emerging Adults) broaches the subject of Adam and Eve. Were Adam and Eve historical individuals, the progenitors of the entire human race. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Greg Cootsona
Reading Genesis 3
After a few essays laying the foundation, the recent book Evolution and the Fall edited by William T. Cavanaugh and James K. A. Smith turns to biblical and theological studies. In the first essay in this section J. Richard Middleton, … Continue reading
Posted in Adam, Genesis, The Fall
Tagged J. Richard Middleton
What Color are Your Glasses?
In his thought-provoking book Evolutionary Creation: A Christian Approach to Evolution Denis Lamoureux begins the discussion with an analogy. The world of ideas is similar to the world of color. We appreciate that many topics are not simple black-and-white issues … Continue reading
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Return to Adam
One of the most contentious questions in the conversation between contemporary science and faith is the question of Adam – more specifically human origins and the origin of sin. The next set of essays and responses in Old Earth or … Continue reading
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Tagged Kenneth Samples, Loren Haarsma
A Literary Adam
The final chapter of the new book Adam and the Genome by Dennis Venema and Scot McKnight looks carefully at the the way at Paul uses Adam in Romans 5 and 1 Corinthians 15. As this is really the core … Continue reading
Posted in Adam
Tagged Scot McKnight
