We need to deeply examine our views to determine which parts of our theology are cultural and which are biblical. … Whatever your view, be sure it is born of biblical fidelity, not cultural expedience.
What you believe about the end directly impacts how you live right now.
Here is a brief note on the human condition: We want control, and understanding is a form of control. Therefore, we seek understanding of what is to come (whether we should or not) because we think that if we can understand it, we can control it or at least prepare our reactions to it.
Theistic Evolution finds the scientific evidence for macroevolution compelling, and therefore accepts it as a mechanism (even the primary one) God used to create organic life in all its forms – microbial, plant, animal and human.
Old Earth Creationism tends to appreciate the insights gained from scientific inquiry regarding the age of the Earth, our solar system and the universe as we have come to know it.
Adherents rightly place a high value on the authority and historicity of Scripture and the sovereignty of God in Creation.
No matter where you land, if anywhere, on the age of the earth and the validity of evolutionary theory, as a Christian you can have even greater confidence in how God has revealed Himself in Jesus through the power and illumination of the Holy Spirit.
The late R.C. Sproul said it long before me, but I agree: “Everyone is a theologian.”
We need to deeply examine our views to determine which parts of our theology are cultural and which are biblical. … Whatever your view, be sure it is born of biblical fidelity, not cultural expedience.
What you believe about the end directly impacts how you live right now.
Here is a brief note on the human condition: We want control, and understanding is a form of control. Therefore, we seek understanding of what is to come (whether we should or not) because we think that if we can understand it, we can control it or at least prepare our reactions to it.
Theistic Evolution finds the scientific evidence for macroevolution compelling, and therefore accepts it as a mechanism (even the primary one) God used to create organic life in all its forms – microbial, plant, animal and human.
Old Earth Creationism tends to appreciate the insights gained from scientific inquiry regarding the age of the Earth, our solar system and the universe as we have come to know it.
Adherents rightly place a high value on the authority and historicity of Scripture and the sovereignty of God in Creation.
No matter where you land, if anywhere, on the age of the earth and the validity of evolutionary theory, as a Christian you can have even greater confidence in how God has revealed Himself in Jesus through the power and illumination of the Holy Spirit.
The late R.C. Sproul said it long before me, but I agree: “Everyone is a theologian.”
We need to deeply examine our views to determine which parts of our theology are cultural and which are biblical. … Whatever your view, be sure it is born of biblical fidelity, not cultural expedience.
What you believe about the end directly impacts how you live right now.
Here is a brief note on the human condition: We want control, and understanding is a form of control. Therefore, we seek understanding of what is to come (whether we should or not) because we think that if we can understand it, we can control it or at least prepare our reactions to it.
Theistic Evolution finds the scientific evidence for macroevolution compelling, and therefore accepts it as a mechanism (even the primary one) God used to create organic life in all its forms – microbial, plant, animal and human.
Old Earth Creationism tends to appreciate the insights gained from scientific inquiry regarding the age of the Earth, our solar system and the universe as we have come to know it.
Adherents rightly place a high value on the authority and historicity of Scripture and the sovereignty of God in Creation.
No matter where you land, if anywhere, on the age of the earth and the validity of evolutionary theory, as a Christian you can have even greater confidence in how God has revealed Himself in Jesus through the power and illumination of the Holy Spirit.
The late R.C. Sproul said it long before me, but I agree: “Everyone is a theologian.”
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