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Carolyn Reeves
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What is conceded when the church compromises on Darwinian evolution?
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I've been actively involved in the "creation/evolution" discussion for over 35 years. I have three degrees, two of which are in fields of science. I've done some writing in support of the young…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carolyn Reeves Dec 3, 2010.
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Carolyn Reeves replied to Rachel Hefner's discussion 'When exactly did the scientific shift between creation and evolution happen?'
Margaret, I'm not trying to challenge your personal beliefs, but I am a little baffled by your responses. Do you believe the scientific evidence provides strong support that the earth is billions of years old, and those of us who…
Carolyn Reeves replied to Rachel Hefner's discussion 'When exactly did the scientific shift between creation and evolution happen?'
There are Christians who believe in a young earth and there are Christians who believe in long ages. I personally think a clear reading of Genesis and an unbiased look at the evidence points to a young earth. The same…
Carolyn Reeves replied to Rachel Hefner's discussion 'When exactly did the scientific shift between creation and evolution happen?'
When I was in high school and college and for years following, there wasn't anyone I could identify as a credible scientist who openly disagreed with Darwinian evolution. Ihave two degrees in biology. Until I became a believer…
Carolyn Reeves replied to Rachel Hefner's discussion 'When exactly did the scientific shift between creation and evolution happen?'
Aaron, that's an insightful observation. There are also people who want to play it "safe" and not appear to be ignorant about something many credible scientists support. I think it's exciting that a number of credible…
Carolyn Reeves replied to Rachel Hefner's discussion 'When exactly did the scientific shift between creation and evolution happen?'
It seems to me that the shift between creation and evolution occurred in steps that came about in rapid succession. First there was the Enlightenment, which was a shift from Biblical revelation to human reason (secular humanism). Then…
Carolyn Reeves commented on Wesley Summerfield's group 'Christian authors'
I have just recently become interested in speculating about the pre-Flood world. There aren't a lot of hard facts available, but the few clues that exist are very fascinating. I know how rapidly scientific and technological…
Carolyn Reeves replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
Thank you for the information, Ken.
Ken Wolgemuth replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
Carolyn,
You asked about a Reference to the Black Sea Flooding. The geologists/oceanographers who did the work are William Ryan and Walter Pitman, and their book about the work is "Noah's Flood: The New Scientific Discoveries…
David Thomas Posey replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
Could those rises be effigy mounds?
Jim Brenneman replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
There used to be a mound 100 yards from where I now sit, just across the creek from here in Winona Lake, Indiana. It wasn't just an earthen mound, but it was a burial mound. There are in this area many curious long winding rises. Who knows what…
David Thomas Posey replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
Moundville is high on my list of places to go. Not all sites are open to the public (some have even been lost to progress and development), but there are several Mississippian sites open to the public, including all thoses I…
Carolyn Reeves replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
David, I was planning to visit Moundville. To tell you the truth, I did not know there were other places open to the public. I grew up in West Alabama, where there were a number of Indian mounds that local folks explored. It was not…
Carolyn Reeves replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
Jim, Thanks for your response. This is very interesting and makes so much sense.
David Thomas Posey replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
Great post, Jim. I'll have to look up that picture sometime.
David Thomas Posey replied to Carolyn Reeves's discussion 'Ice Age' in the group Christian Anthropologists
I have been researching "Indian" mounds of the southeast, although I am far from an expert. In Tennessee, where I live, we have several mounds and related sites, but I haven't made it to all of them yet. You…
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- At 4:11pm on August 11, 2011,
Paul Bass said… - Thank you Carolyn.
- At 11:33am on August 30, 2010,
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