Re: Natural theology?

From: George Hammond (ghammond@mediaone.net)
Date: Mon May 21 2001 - 19:21:55 EDT

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    Terry M. Gray wrote:
    >
    > I'm curious why Hammond gets blasted for not being uniquely "Christian" but
    > the ID folks (with their unidentified designer and their "big tent" of
    > supporters) or the YEC folks (whose entire story can be readily transported
    > into Islamic fundamentalism) don't.
    >
    > I realized that some have previously pointed out some of the weakness wrt ID.
    >
    > How about if we turn this discussion toward the more apologetic and
    > theological bent (where perhaps more people can participate intelligently)
    > and ask whether a natuiral theology is Biblical and what role natural
    > theology should play in our apologetics.
    >
    > TG

    [Hammond]
    This is a "science and religion" discussion group. As long
    as "apologetic and theological" discussion contains at least
    SOME MINIMAL REFERENCE TO SCIENCE and is not completely "doctrinal"
    I would think it would be within the charter of the group.

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