>I agree with the patient responses to the questions given by Bill and George
>above. But I wish to add that it saddens me to see these questions constantly
>arising among Christians. It shows how far we have strayed from our
>theological roots that we would consider science a 'work of the flesh'.
One word of caution: Since what I wrote was my estimate of the position
some conservative Christians may be gravitating toward, it shouldn't be
taken as truly the view of any Christian. While I appreciate your and
George's responses, I do wish some Christians who have a serious problem
with some aspect of science would respond -- even to tell me I'm all wet.
>
>One fact that we as ASAers should constant remind people about is this:
>
[material about the role of Christians in the history of science snipped]
>
>We need to put a reading list on the web site, I guess.
Good idea.
Bill Hamilton
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