Hugh Owen's The Importance of the Traditional Doctrine of Creation My comments are in red. Theistic evolutionism holds that God created matter in the beginning, and then used billions of years of natural processes, including death, destruction, mutations, and disease, to produce the various kinds of living things, including the human body. Generally speaking, theistic [...]
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Sunday, June 28th, 2009Evolution and Christian Faith
Sunday, June 28th, 2009In the coming posts I will be commenting on the significance that the recognition of evolution has for faith and theology. I will begin with commentary and critique of an article by Hugh Owen that was recently brought to my attention: The Difference it Makes: The Importance of the Traditional Doctrine of Creation (This article [...]
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