From: Terry M. Gray (grayt@lamar.colostate.edu)
Date: Tue Sep 09 2003 - 12:04:45 EDT
Burgy,
Does any of this data really address the question as to when
"spiritual humanity" appeared?
I know Glenn's take--what's yours?
Is it conceivable that some of these human-like activities/artifacts
are "anticipatory" to full-blown human beingness? I.e. some of the
physical, psychological, and social elements are present, but they're
not fully human yet. Not sure where I'd exactly draw the line, but it
doesn't seem necessary to me to say that just because human-like
characteristics exist that we have human beings in the image of God
that are capable of a personal relationship with God.
TG
>I have just placed on my web site, page 6, week 3, a chart which I plan
>to expose to high schoolers in class next Sunday. It contains data
>relevant to when "spiritual humanity" appeared. Adam and Eve, if you
>will.
>
>Comments on it appreciated.
>
>Burgy
>
>www.burgy.50megs.com
>
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