> Today on the Radio Program Science Scripture and Salvation, John Morris
> called himself "a Creationist geologist, a geologist". He then encouraged
> the listeners to be sure that everything they do and think is firmly
> grounded in the Word of God. Why does this not include not exaggerating
> one's training?
>
> Jim Long, the announcer, later called John a Flood geologist. Since John is
> an engineer,I find this continual claim of geological expertise to be wrong.
Hi Glenn of Purghermeugatatory Fame,
Isn't this interesting, and I always thought he was a geologist! Why is
it that many of the world's leading (and vocal) opponents of evolution are
from non-biological disciplines?
Henry Morris--hydraulic engineer
John Morris--engineer
Hugh Ross--astronomy
Phil Johnson--lawyer
If any of their followers had a sore tooth, I am sure they would find a
dentist. But why do they trust the assessment of biological origins by
these non-biologists?
Oh, oh . . . was that a 'priestly robes' argument??? Awaiting the BELL to
ring ;-)
Regards,
Denis
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