From: Jim Armstrong (jarmstro@qwest.net)
Date: Mon Sep 15 2003 - 12:26:04 EDT
Again, I'm reminded of a quote I ran across from nineteenth century
Anglican clergyman Charles Kingsley,
"We knew of old that God was so wise that He could make all things;
but behold, He is so much wiser than that, that He can make all things
make themselves."
Isn't that nicely put?! JimA
Jan de Koning wrote:
> At 08:25 PM 14/09/2003 -0700, D. F. Siemens, Jr. wrote:
>
>> Gordon,
>> There is a problem with quoting a man a century back on evolution and
>> day-age. At that time there was no hint of a Big Bang, but there was,
>> thanks to Rutherford, a brief period for the earth's existence. In the
>> current situation, the day-age interpretation is connected to OEC,
>> with a
>> very limited amount of evolution after the genus or family was
>> introduced
>> by creation. If you have recent citations that read differently, I'd
>> like
>> to hear them.
>> Dave
>
>
> You short change the knowledge of theologians of 100 years ago. Some
> talked about evolution in a positive sense in the 1880's. Well known
> for CRC (Christian Reformed Church) people are Abraham Kuyper and
> Herman Bavinck.
>
> Jan de Koning
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