To deny the writings of Moses in Genesis is to den...

2008-08-12T13:00:00.000-06:00

To deny the writings of Moses in Genesis is to deny the very words of Christ: John 5:46-47 "For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me; for he wrote about Me. But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe My words?”

Hmm… interesting. But I disagree with you. I don’t...

2008-07-16T22:22:00.000-06:00

Hmm… interesting. But I disagree with you. I don’t have time to comment much at this time, but I’d like to say one thing now. I don’t think you know “theistic evolutionists” as well as you think you do. For just one example, you mention:

Even more troublesome for an Evolutionist here is when he quotes this verse in Genesis about a man leaving his mother and father to become one with his wife in reference to Adam, is was God saying this about some type of early apelike man? If that is the case then we would have to assume that Pre-Neanderthal man had enough reason to accept monogamous marriage. If the Theistic Evolutionist does accept this premise now we have come full circle because this contradicts what science currently says about this topic.

Here you are actually transposing your own interpretation of this verse onto me, and then declaring that "my" interpretation doesn't fit with my own view of science. You say this is “troublesome” for me, but I’m not feeling troubled.

Comments on Heart for the Lost: A letter to a theistic evolutionist

To deny the writings of Moses in Genesis is to den...

Hmm… interesting. But I disagree with you. I don’t...