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Which view should Christians hold?
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What's coming up? Let's plunge into the Deeper Waters and find out.
Many Christians do agree today that the Earth is old, but then they hit an impasse. What about evolution then? It does seem to be the reigning theory and there are a lot of Christians that hold to it, but is that really what the science shows and how does that mesh with Scripture? Christians who aren't scientifically informed can be confused.
Recently, the book*Old Earth Or Evolutionary Creation was published. It was edited by Kenneth Keathley and J.B. Stump. I got a copy of the book and when I finished it figured the discussion should continue. Since the dialogue was between Biologos and Reasons To Believe, I spoke to both ministries to get representatives to come on to talk about the book. Kenneth Keathley as well is coming on. J.B. Stump is coming from Biologos and from Reasons to Believe we have Fuz Rana.
So who are they?
Kenneth Keathley
According to his bio:
Jim Stump
And Fuz Rana
I hope you'll be listening to this episode as we discuss science and theology and how it all comes together. What is the evidence for evolution? How should one interpret Scripture? What is the relationship between faith and science? Please be looking for the next episode and consider leaving a positive review of the Deeper Waters Podcast on iTunes.
In Christ,
Nick Peters
The link can be found here.
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What's coming up? Let's plunge into the Deeper Waters and find out.
Many Christians do agree today that the Earth is old, but then they hit an impasse. What about evolution then? It does seem to be the reigning theory and there are a lot of Christians that hold to it, but is that really what the science shows and how does that mesh with Scripture? Christians who aren't scientifically informed can be confused.
Recently, the book*Old Earth Or Evolutionary Creation was published. It was edited by Kenneth Keathley and J.B. Stump. I got a copy of the book and when I finished it figured the discussion should continue. Since the dialogue was between Biologos and Reasons To Believe, I spoke to both ministries to get representatives to come on to talk about the book. Kenneth Keathley as well is coming on. J.B. Stump is coming from Biologos and from Reasons to Believe we have Fuz Rana.
So who are they?
Kenneth Keathley
According to his bio:
Ken Keathley is Senior Professor of Theology and the Jesse Hendley Chair of Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina where he has been teaching since 2006. He also directs the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture, a center that seeks to engage culture, present and defend the Christian Faith, and explore its implications for all areas of life. He is the co-author of 40 Questions About Creation and Evolution (Kregel, November 2014) and co-editor of Old Earth or Evolutionary Creation?: Discussing Origins with Reasons to Believe and BioLogos (IVP, July 2017).* Ken and his wife Penny have been married since 1980, live in Wake Forest, NC and are members of North Wake Church in Wake Forest, North Carolina.* They have a son and daughter, both married, and four grandchildren.
Jim Stump is Senior Editor at BioLogos. As such he oversees the development of new content and curates existing content for the website and print materials. Jim has a PhD in philosophy from Boston University and was formerly a philosophy professor and academic administrator. He has authored*Science and Christianity: An Introduction to the Issues*(Wiley-Blackwell, 2017) and edited*Four Views on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design*(Zondervan 2017). Other books he has co-authored or co-edited include:*Christian Thought: A Historical Introduction*(Routledge, 2010, 2016),*The Blackwell Companion to Science and Christianity*(Wiley-Blackwell, 2012),*How I Changed My Mind About Evolution*(InterVarsity, 2016), and*Old Earth or Evolutionary Creation: Discussing Origins with Reasons to Believe and BioLogos*(InterVarsity, 2017).
I hope you'll be listening to this episode as we discuss science and theology and how it all comes together. What is the evidence for evolution? How should one interpret Scripture? What is the relationship between faith and science? Please be looking for the next episode and consider leaving a positive review of the Deeper Waters Podcast on iTunes.
In Christ,
Nick Peters