Might a starting point for such a statement be Richard Bube's old "We
Believe in Creation" statement?
http://asa.calvin.edu/ASA/JASA12-71Bube.html
Certainly he gets to the key issue -- that one can affirm the Christian
doctrine of creation without being as restrictive as some are on the
means of creation God might have used (and that such restrictions are
philosophically more friendly to atheism than to Christianity).
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