Has anyone read this book, and could give me a quick-and-dirty on what
the perspective of the author is on biology?
Richard Wright, Biology through the Eyes of Faith, San Francisco:
Harper and Row, 1989.
Any books by Christians who are also biologists (who study
evolutionary biology?!). Also, do I understand correctly that Behe
actually acknowledges evolution from beginning, just also that God is
present? What is the Black Box he is talking about. I know, I know,
read the darn book myself but I really appreciate some input from
those of you on the list. I'm busy working my tail off so I can get a
new Prius (hybrid electric Toyota). :)
I am corresponding with someone (I mentioned here before) who I'm
trying to convince to actually talk to some "theistic evolutionists"
(Like one ASA member - can't remember (Howard?) I also do not like
that term, but at least people know what it means - or possibly not!).
Anyway, I am convincing him to sign on which I believe he will soon.
Wendee
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