Re: big picture

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Posted by J on November 05, 2004 at 13:35:59:

In Reply to: Re: big picture posted by PS on October 30, 2004 at 05:27:38:

: This whole thread has been interesting, to say the least. Wish I had time to get involved in it.

: Here is something I wrote a couple years ago, if you ever have no life at all and want to read it. ;-) I am sorry the numerous superscript citations are not directly linked to the Notes pages.

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: Looking for Adam Among Archaic Humans:
: The Quest to Reconcile the Biblical
: Account with the Archaeological Record
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I remember reading this a while ago, when I lived in Cape Coral. After our "Seven Theories of Religion" class, I am able to understand a considerable bit more of this paper. It would seem that the big issues of Theology would have to do more with timing more so than the appearance of another species... especially in the case of Fiat Creationists. Speaking of that, I was interested to note the statement regarding Theistic Evolution and that "One theologian who entertained this idea was C.S. Lewis." (referenced from his book, The Problem of Pain).

Thanks again for the great teaching!

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: : This whole thread has been interesting, to say the least. Wish I had time to get involved in it. : : Here is something I wrote a couple years ago, if you ever have no life at all and want to read it. ;-) I am sorry the numerous superscript citations are not directly linked to the Notes pages. : : <center> : : <a href="http://www.hifidelity.net/steven/Looking_for_Adam.pdf"> : : Looking for Adam Among Archaic Humans: : : The Quest to Reconcile the Biblical : : Account with the Archaeological Record</a> : : </center> : I remember reading this a while ago, when I lived in Cape Coral. After our "Seven Theories of Religion" class, I am able to understand a considerable bit more of this paper. It would seem that the big issues of Theology would have to do more with timing more so than the appearance of another species... especially in the case of Fiat Creationists. Speaking of that, I was interested to note the statement regarding Theistic Evolution and that "One theologian who entertained this idea was C.S. Lewis." (referenced from his book, <u>The Problem of Pain</u>). : Thanks again for the great teaching! : J

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