Thursday, June 24, 2010
Making sense on Adam and Eve
My post on the Adam and Eve controversy has my detractors chattering in the comment box. Nothing less than total submission to their dogmas will do. Even skepticism is unacceptable. Here is James Chastek, making sense again, with his own very sensible comments on the Biologos discussion that started the dust up.
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Martin,
ReplyDeleteThat was an interesting link. I have argued elsewhere that even if one reads Genesis literally, its not incompatible with evolutionary theory or an old earth, it solves the incest problem for Adam and Eve's children, and one no longer has to deny reality or entertain ridiculous conspiracy theories.
http://www.intelligentdesigncoloringbook.com/
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