VANDER: The LIGHT is ALWAYS ON: Re LITERAL 6-DAY CREATION: RICH MOUW WILL HONESTLY TELL U HE DOESN'T BELIEVE IN IT: (Feb23, 07) "...quizzed as much as I was about creation and evolution. Not that I have no thoughts about that subject. When I was a teenager Bernard Ramm’s A Christian View of Science and the Scripture was quite controversial in my part of the evangelical world. So I read it and he convinced me that something in the neighborhood of “progressive creationism” and “theistic evolution” was quite acceptable for those of us with a high view of biblical authority, and that is where I have been on the subject ever since. So if anyone asks me, I feel quite free to say that I do not believe in a literal six-day creation, and that an acceptance of the Genesis account is quite compatible with a belief in evolution. in evolution ..." http://www.netbloghost.com/mouw/?m=200702

Friday, December 9, 2011

Re LITERAL 6-DAY CREATION: RICH MOUW WILL HONESTLY TELL U HE DOESN'T BELIEVE IN IT: (Feb23, 07) "...quizzed as much as I was about creation and evolution. Not that I have no thoughts about that subject. When I was a teenager Bernard Ramm’s A Christian View of Science and the Scripture was quite controversial in my part of the evangelical world. So I read it and he convinced me that something in the neighborhood of “progressive creationism” and “theistic evolution” was quite acceptable for those of us with a high view of biblical authority, and that is where I have been on the subject ever since. So if anyone asks me, I feel quite free to say that I do not believe in a literal six-day creation, and that an acceptance of the Genesis account is quite compatible with a belief in evolution. in evolution ..." http://www.netbloghost.com/mouw/?m=200702

Re LITERAL 6-DAY CREATION: RICH MOUW WILL HONESTLY TELL U HE DOESN'T BELIEVE IN IT:
(Feb23, 07) "...quizzed as much as I was about creation and evolution. Not that I have no thoughts about that subject. When I was a teenager Bernard Ramm’s A Christian View of Science and the Scripture was quite controversial in my part of the evangelical world. So I read it and he convinced me that something in the neighborhood of “progressive creationism” and “theistic evolution” was quite acceptable for those of us with a high view of biblical authority, and that is where I have been on the subject ever since. So if anyone asks me, I feel quite free to say that I do not believe in a literal six-day creation, and that an acceptance of the Genesis account is quite compatible with a belief in evolution. in evolution ..."
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