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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Ray Comfort at The Way of the Master released a new video – put it up on YouTube and made it available for purchase just after midnight Wednesday morning. The provocative title? Evolution vs. God. This trailer should give a … Continue reading
Posted in Evolution, Problems for Faith
Tagged Creation
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Conversations in Creation … We Can Make a Difference!
Scot put up an interesting post yesterday Among Creationists commenting on a book Among the Creationists: Dispatches from the Anti-Evolutionist Front Line by Jason Rosenhouse. The impact that creationism with its focus on a culture war has within the church … Continue reading
Posted in Resources for Discussion
Tagged Creation, Creationism
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Creation According to God … as Told to Job
Much of the ink spilled over questions of science and creation concentrates on the interpretation of Genesis 1-3 with a nod to Romans 5 (and perhaps to Romans 8). Creation in scripture isn’t limited to these passages though. A couple … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Science and Faith
Tagged Creation, Job
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Uncertainty, Openness, and the Action of God
Part two of the new book God and the Cosmos: Divine Activity in Space, Time and History by Harry Lee Poe and Jimmy H. Davis asks questions about the way God interacts with the world. They begin with a brief … Continue reading
Posted in Miracles, Science and Faith
Tagged Creation, divine action
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Evolution is a Lousy Story
There is an interesting post by Tom Bartlett, Is Evolution a Lousy Story?, on the blog at The Chronicle of Higher Education. Bartlett notes that more than half of Americans doubt that evolution describes the origin of species and he … Continue reading
Posted in Genesis, Science and Faith
Tagged Creation, Evolution
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Is Science Ever-Changing and Thus Untrustworthy?
Karl Giberson’s new book, The Wonder of the Universe: Hints of God in Our Fine-Tuned World, is divided into two parts. Part One describes the wonder of our universe, the process of discovery that led to our modern understanding of … Continue reading
Posted in Science and Faith
Tagged Creation, Design, Karl Giberson
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The Wonder of the Universe
Karl Giberson has a new book out, The Wonder of the Universe: Hints of God in Our Fine-Tuned World, published by IVP. I received a copy of the book courtesy of the publisher awhile back and have begun to read … Continue reading
Posted in Science and Faith
Tagged Creation, Karl Giberson
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Testing Scripture on Creation and Fall
Any discussion of the interface of science and scripture will eventually come to Genesis 1-3 creation and fall. The centrality of this discussion was obvious in the comments after the post on Tuesday Pastors Unconvinced … Now What? and the … Continue reading
Posted in Genesis, Science and Faith, The Fall
Tagged Creation, Evolution
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Why Would God Use 4.6 Billion Years?
There are a number of comments and questions that come up repeatedly in the discussion of science and faith. One of the issues raised often is the question of time. Why would God take 9 billion years to create a … Continue reading
Posted in Science and Faith
Tagged Creation, Time
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Creation and Worldview
I received a book from the publisher last week, Science, Creation and the Bible: Reconciling Rival Theories of Origins by Richard F. Carlson and Tremper Longman III. (Actually, the publisher sent it to Scot in December and Scot passed it … Continue reading