Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
2012
Abstract
As a graduate student I took a course on FORTRAN, a widely used computer programming language. The author, with an obvious sense for the humorous, began his text with this epigram: “On no! Just what the world needs, another book on FORTRAN.” I begin my essay with a similar bemused foreboding, posing the question: “Do we really need yet one more essay on the evolution/creation controversy?” Who knows? But I do think that my own students and perhaps others will benefit from a discussion focused directly on the most difficult Biblical issues and that comes from a person within the evangelical community. The essay is organized as follows:
A. Personal Statement
B. Resistance to Evolution
C. Understanding the Bible
D. Hard Questions about Genesis
E. The Science of Origins
F. Evolution as God’s Mechanism of Creation
WMU ScholarWorks Citation
Cobern, William W., "One Christian's Perspective on Creation and Evolution" (2012). Scientific Literacy and Cultural Studies Project. 25.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/science_slcsp/25
Comments
SLCSP Paper #176