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"Well said, Kevin. "

"Sorry, Alexander, but I'm not seeing this passage as support for God mincing his words. Rather, I would say Genesis 3 gives us the opposite consideration, when Satan asked Eve, "Did God really say..." This is warning enough for me not…"

"Paul said: Yes, I am "steadily cemented" to both evolution and atheism, because I see them both as logical. Just as you see Christianity as logical. So we waste each others' time trying to convince one another of our own…"

"Now you're making me think to where I first heard this illustration. If memory serves me correctly, and I'll have to check this out when I get home - I think I may have read this in a book by Greg Bahnsen or Jason Lisle. I'll let you…"

"More thoughts on this line of reasoning: Gospel approaches such as the Four Spiritual Laws, the Roman Road, the Bridge illustration, etc - all assume that the hearer has a Judeo-Christian understanding of God in the first place. But in our culture…"

"Jeannette said:I like the expression "limited methodology" because it makes it so clear what are the bounderies beyond which science as such can't go. ... and: "It's a pity these scientific standards are not applied to…"

"I was fascinated with the doctrine of the Rapture when I first became a Christian back in 1970, and read everything I could get my hands on at the time. I'm aftraid that was the worst thing I could have done as a young Christian, as the various…"

"I have to jump in here, because this may never happen again. I agree with Paul on his three answers to Justin. Frank"

"I highly recommend any of the articles found on this search in the AnswersInGenesis dot org website: http://www.answersingenesis.org/search/?q=theistic+evolution#q=theistic+evolution&site=default_collection Frank Bottom line(s): 1. Remember,…"

"Malcolm, Evolution is an attempt to explain how we got all the plants and animals we see today - WITHOUT God's involvement. At its core, the idea requires massive amounts of new genetic information at each step of the process from…"

"You guys are starting to hurt my head! I'd like to try my answer to Paul's question: "But how can you assume uniformity of nature on the one hand, and accept on the other that there is a God who can override that uniformity? Science…"

"Alexander Martin said: "He argued that this same reasoning applies to the uniformity of nature. The uniformity of nature must be assumed in order to try to justify it through experience. The fact that the uniformity of nature cannot be verified…"

"Yes, I totally agree with this point. I just found this website yesterday, and I've already grown about a semester's worth of college in one day. "

"Fascinating, Alexander. You have given me much to think about. I'm not sure I fully agree yet, but I'm certainly willing to consider what you have said. My one initial hesitation concerns the fallacy of begging the question when testing…"

"Paul, it is a fallacy when you are using that method to prove a point, which is the way it came across to us. These are not catch phrases, by the way - these fallacies can be learned in any textbook that teaches debating techniques, logical argument…"