dizzle
November 7th 2003, 06:33 AM
I have made it no secret that I am a supporter of AiG personally. The site itself takes no official stand on the YEC controversy and is not in a Sister Site relationship with any creatoin ministry, ?YEC or OEC.
However, here (http://www.theologyweb.com/forum/showthread.php?action=showthread&postid=250503#post250503) I said:
I personally disagree with some items in AiG's statement of faith, but they are nonessential, and thus no big deal.
I have since went back and re-read the AiG Statement of Faith, and found that I must be confusing AiG with the SoF of some other creation ministry for my recollection was that it mentioned an eschatological position, specifically premillennialism. It does not.
Thus I am withdrawing my comment. I do not have any issue with AiG's Statement of Faith. But notice all these years I thought I did, but eschatology is so secondary it didn't matter to me.
But I am glad that it wasn't made a Statement of Faith issue, though if it were, no problem.
However, here (http://www.theologyweb.com/forum/showthread.php?action=showthread&postid=250503#post250503) I said:
I personally disagree with some items in AiG's statement of faith, but they are nonessential, and thus no big deal.
I have since went back and re-read the AiG Statement of Faith, and found that I must be confusing AiG with the SoF of some other creation ministry for my recollection was that it mentioned an eschatological position, specifically premillennialism. It does not.
Thus I am withdrawing my comment. I do not have any issue with AiG's Statement of Faith. But notice all these years I thought I did, but eschatology is so secondary it didn't matter to me.
But I am glad that it wasn't made a Statement of Faith issue, though if it were, no problem.