David Campbell wrote:
<< Has anyone read Douglas Kelly's Creation and Change? I have only been
able to locate a couple of website selling it, neither of which states what
views are endorsed. It is cited as further reading in the study I am working
on.
Thanks! >>
I took an interest recently in the PCA debate and read Kelly's book. He takes
Gen 1-11 as straightforward absolutely literal history and rejects any
interpretation that would oppose such an approach. He rejects evolution,
citing the usual sources: Denton, Philip Johnson, the out of context quote
from David Raup. He thinks the Flood can explain all the fossils and
geological structures.
In spite of this bad beginning he has some good stuff refuting the Framework
Hypothesis, especially the comments from U. Cassuto's commentary on Genesis.
He buys into creation science lock, stock and barrel, believing that in time
it will present a new paradigm (a la Kuhn) that will replace the present one
of uniformitarianism.
Paul
PS: I got my copy by library loan. It came from Bob Jones University
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