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I
Love Jesus and I Accept Evolution
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Eugene,
OR: Wipf and Stock Publishers (2009)
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This
170 page book is a popular version of my
500 page Evolutionary Creation (see
below). It includes basic scientific evidence
for evolution
and deals with how to interpret the opening
chapters of the Bible. The book has over
60 diagrams.
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Chapter
3: Ancient Science in
the Bible
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The
key to reading statements about the natural world in
the Bible is to recognize
they reflect
an ancient understanding
of
nature; or stated
another way, the
science-of-the-day. |
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Evolutionary
Creation: A Christian Approach to Evolution
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Eugene,
OR: Wipf and Stock Publishers
(2008)
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A
full treatment of a
Christian interpretation
of evolution. Includes
chapters on a Biblical
understanding of intelligent
design, a detailed
approach to interpreting
Genesis
1-11, a Christian view
of human evolution,
and my personal
story
of
coming
to
terms with evolution—from young
earth creationist to
evolutionary creationist.
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Darwinism
Defeated: The Johnson-Lamoureux Debate on Biological
Origins
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Vancouver,
BC: Regent College Publications
(1999)
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A debate
between me and the leader of the
Intelligent Design Movement,
lawyer Phillip E. Johnson. It also
includes short papers by ID Theorists
Michael
Behe, Jonathan Wells, and
Stephen
Meyer; and evolutionists Michael
Denton, Howard Van Till, and Keith
Miller.
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Evolutionary
Creation: Moving Beyond the "Evolution"
vs. "Creation Debate.
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Christian
Higher Education,
9: 1 (2010), 28-48.
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This
12 page paper is an introduction
to evolutionary creation. |
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French
Translation |
German
Translation |
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Lessons
from the Heavens: On Scripture,
Science & Inerrancy
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Perspectives
in Science and Christian
Faith: The Journal
of the American Scientific
Affiliation.
March 2008 (60/1):
4-15.
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To
the surprize of many Christians,
the Bible features an ancient
understanding of nature; in other
words, an Ancient Science.
This paper presents the ancient
astronomy in Holy Scripture.
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Theological
Insights from Charles Darwin
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Perspectives
on Science and Christian Faith:
The Journal of the American Scientific
Affiliation. March 2004 (56/1):
2-11.
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Regrettably,
many assume that Charles Darwin
was an atheist. However, a
review of his
writings reveals that he thought
deeply about the theological
implications of evolution.
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Charles
Darwin & Intelligent Design
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Journal
of Interdisciplinary Studies. 2003.
15 (1): 23-42.
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The
traditional and Biblical understanding
of intelligent design asserts
that beauty, complexity, and
functionality in nature reflect
the mind of a Designer. Being
a biologist, Charles Darwin
experienced this Divine natural
revelation and wrestled with
its implications throughout
his life.
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A
Box or a Black Hole? A Response to Michael J. Behe
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Canadian
Catholic Review. July 1999.
(17/3): 67-73. This paper is a response to Behe's "Design and Randomness in Evolution:
Where Do the Data Point?" in
the same journal issue on pages 63-66.
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Michael
Behe is the most important intelligent
design theorists in the world
today. In a remarkable admission,
he reveals to me
in this paper that
his "official
position"
on origins is "agnostic."
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The
Phillip E. Johnson Phenomenon: Are Evangelicals
Inheriting the Wind? |
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Delivered
3 Aug 98 at the American Scientific Affiliation
Conference Churchill College, Cambridge
University, England. |
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