Tom Pearson writes
>Just a quick question, Jim. From some of your previous postings, it would
>seem that you have detected errors embedded in some of the texts
>submitted to this list, especially in texts authored by those inclined to
>embrace YEC views. Why do you think an omnipotent God would allow errors
>in the texts that appear on this list?
Hi Tom,
Sadly, the YECs on this list appear incapable of having open, fair-minded
discussions. Even an omnipotent Lord and Savior cannot (and will not!)
force people to have fair-minded discussions. People are going to do
what they please. My impression of the Bible is that it says things like
"let people follow their own paths." I realize that is not a thoroughly
"fleshed out" statement. But I'm not sure if this group wants to pursue
that discussion further, anyway.
I don't remember, at any point, "detecting errors embedded" in the Bible.
I feel that science has "humiliated" the YEC position. Personally, I was
willing to look for other interpretations of Genesis. I "landed" on
day-age.
Jim Eisele
Genesis in Question
http://genesisinquestion.org
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