Tim Keller, a pastor, has been writing a series, entitled "Creation, Evolution, and Christian Laypeople." This is the final post in that series. He is sympathetic to considering the scientific evidence, and believes that people have been turned off, perhaps even to the claims of Christ, because some Christians have publicly dismissed some of that evidence.
Keller has been considering the possibility that humans came about through some sort of evolutionary process. I believe that he has answers for several objections, raised by Christians, to that possibility, although he does not have unassailable proof. In the final post, he points out, among other things, that the words used in Job 10:8-9, by Job, are similar to the words used in Genesis 2:7, describing the origin of Adam. (See here and here -- the same Hebrew word is used.)
For those concerned about such things, Keller believes in a literal Adam and Eve, who fell, and from whom all humans are descended.
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The title is from Psalm 84:11.
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Thursday, April 12, 2012
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