Re: [asa] Question for all the theistic evolutionists

Try the ASA website www.asa3.org or Christians in Science website or Faraday
Institute (though D Siemens says these waste pixels by excess vowels) John
Ray Institute on the environment.
Each of these will give plenty

Michael
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Wallace" <wdwllace@sympatico.ca>
Cc: <asa@calvin.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 9:03 PM
Subject: Re: [asa] Question for all the theistic evolutionists

> Michael Roberts wrote:
>
>> "Debating" on the internet is as time consuming as writing papers etc and
>> few read what you write.
>>
>
> Have just finished reading "Finding Darwin's God" and am part way through
> "Perspectives on an Evolving Creation". I have found both of them very
> helpful and would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone on this
> list who did articles for Perspectives. Both books probably are mainly
> useful for someone looking for an alternative or clarification to their
> current understanding or to demonstrate that not all Christians are YEC
> etc. If that kind of material were available on the web, it might make
> debating on the internet less time consuming, sort of like Glenn has on
> his site.
>
> IMO people on this list could deal with:
> -Science and Christianity issues
> -Science implies atheism
> -How does evolution and Genesis be understood
> ...
> Admittedly the above kinds of issues are often a big part of the issue for
> some people, however the whole person needs to be addressed and that seems
> to be more part of the Christian Philosopher's and or Theologian's
> expertise. If someone rejects God because they don't want a higher moral
> authority, then science discussion does little good.
>
> Dave W
>
>
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