>As I thought about it, it seems only a firmly naturalistic mindset would have
>trouble with this. But we must examine our biases carefully before reaching
>conclusions. And rather than labelling Morris's idea as far out, we should
>approach it theologically and openly.
>
>Taking the hypothesis as presented by Morris, I find it imaginative and
>intriguing, with no great theological flaw, or flaw in logic.
And Steve Clark responded:
>I'm glad things are so clear for you realists. When some young Christian
>tells me in all earnestness (without any disclaimer) that evolution has its
>roots in Babylonian paganism, I will have him give you a call.
Great. I always enjoy talking to students whose minds have not been closed by
naturalism or modernism, and who have a high view of Scripture.
Jim