From: Josh Bembenek (jbembe@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Oct 15 2003 - 13:19:35 EDT
>A question for Jonathon Wells (or his defenders):
>
>If there are now things that happen "naturally," does that mean that they
>are therefore in conflict with, or could not be a manifestation of, "God's
>purposeful, creative activity"?
>
Sure, if we take a very limited view of the issues at hand and form a view
of the bible that equates with God's True Word as saying that evolution is
impossible and did not happen.
But then Ken Ham believes that all dog kinds (from foxes to wolves to the
poodle) are descendants of two parental dog kinds from Noah's boat that
quickly diversified into all known species. This event does not appear to
be mutually exclusive with God's creative activity. I wonder what Wells'
and ID's take on that argument would be, since they see evolution as such an
inefficient process.
Josh
p.s. I don't know if I'm a "Wells Defender" but I answered anyway
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