> This is the agenda of those who are engaged in the C-E debate. This agenda
> seems perfectly legitimate to me.
Comment: Engagement in "the C-E debate" without grounding in
the broader science-theology dialogue is likely to be superficial. IMO,
a lot of time is wasted when people discuss creation &/or evolution
before considering how God acts in the world _in general_ & how
theological understanding of that action is related to scientific
descriptions of natural processes. Before anyone starts talking about
creation & evolution, they ought to think about how they understand God
to be involved in provision of food, maintaining health, & keeping the
sun shining.
George L. Murphy
gmurphy@imperium.net
http://www.imperium.net/~gmurphy