The Creationist Follies

[radind]

I find  John Lennox  much more interesting than Ham.

Quote:http://augustinecollective.org/augus...vide-the-world
A Review of John Lennox’s “Seven Days that Divide the World”
… "Lennox dedicates a chapter to reading and interpreting the Bible that quite powerfully provides a method with which we can approach Genesis. He states: “One should in the first instance be guided by the natural understanding of a passage, sentence, word, or phrase in its context, historically, culturally, and linguistically” … He argues that one should first apply a literal understanding of a passage even though there may also be correct metaphorical interpretations.”…

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(05-12-2016, 06:15 PM)radind Wrote: I find  John Lennox  much more interesting than Ham.

Quote:http://augustinecollective.org/augus...vide-the-world
A Review of John Lennox’s “Seven Days that Divide the World”
… "Lennox dedicates a chapter to reading and interpreting the Bible that quite powerfully provides a method with which we can approach Genesis. He states: “One should in the first instance be guided by the natural understanding of a passage, sentence, word, or phrase in its context, historically, culturally, and linguistically” … He argues that one should first apply a literal understanding of a passage even though there may also be correct metaphorical interpretations.”…

I just noticed that the  John Lennox link did not work.

http://augustinecollective.org/augustine...matics-and

http://augustinecollective.org/augustine...-the-world

http://augustinecollective.org/augustine...ohn-lennox