By Henry Neufeld
Well, the label at least. I think we’d like to ditch the concept as well, but that’s probably harder. I suspect ditching the label won’t work either.
But Michael Zimmerman would like to do it and I agree with his reasons, even though I suspect people will continue to use the label that best [...]
By Henry Neufeld
While I am much more in support of the approach of BioLogos than Reasons to Believe, I’m glad to see that they are discussing. Perhaps laying out the details of each group’s approach may help Christians understand the issues more clearly.
I see very little future, however, for the day-age theory, despite its strong acceptance [...]
By Henry Neufeld
Steve Matheson regarding Chapter 6 of Steven Meyer’s Signature in the Cell: “It’s short, unimportant and uninteresting.” That will show him!
By Henry Neufeld
I would say it’s a statement on creation and evolution, but I’m not quite sure what it is.
Earlier (Seventh-day Adventist Education and Evolution) I wrote about the concerns about the teaching of evolution in biology classes at La Sierra University, a Seventh-Day Adventist school in California. (I was raised in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church [...]
By Henry Neufeld
Some excellent thoughts at the BioLogos Foundation blog Science and the Sacred.
By Henry Neufeld
A few weeks ago I mentioned that I had started reading Dr. Todd Wood’s blog (using the title Another Honest Creationist). The reason I call Dr. Wood honest (as opposed to some other creationists) is that he acknowledges that young age creationism relies on the Bible and specifically on a particular understanding of the [...]
By Henry Neufeld
David Opderbeck has an excellent post on the question of whether intelligent design (ID) is religious and how this relates to our view of natural theology. (HT: Through a Glass Darkly)
In the post, he gets into an issue that I have raised before, which is the question of whether we really want to [...]
By Henry Neufeld
… and he really is a creationist. His name is Todd C. Wood, he teaches at Bryan College in Dayton Tennessee, and he blogs at the creatively named Todd’s Blog.
Now for reasons that may have something to do with the college’s name and location, Bryan College often strikes people as an obscurantist sort of [...]
By Henry Neufeld
In the good old days when I used to have a seminar on this topic that I used in churches, I had an overhead transparency that showed the age of the earth (along with some of the various geological time periods). This was represented by a line that went the length of the slide. [...]
By Henry Neufeld
Todd C. Wood, a baraminologist (he studies “kinds” as in Genesis 1), has written an excellent post about how we Christians often make idols of our particular arguments (HT: The Austringer).
Now as far as I can see, Dr. Wood and I would find ourselves on the opposite side of most debates about origins, [...]
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