1.The debate is over. 2.Does this mean, the world is about to be converted? 3.O what use, then, is the scientific evidence for special creation? 4.What has changed the Creation/Evolution scene? 5.The believer must be clear about their own position.
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“ Evolutionists ignor evidence?? ” Dr. Shaw,
Your colleagues don't necessarily agree with you. Molecular phylogenies don't prove anything about evolution of chimpanzees. (See: "The Unreliability of Hominid Phylogenetic Analysis Challenges The Human Evolutionary Paradigm" By Fuz Rana, Ph.D. at http://www.reasons.org/resourc es/fff/2000issue03/index.shtml for just ONE article).
While I respect your learned position, believers of the biblical account accept that God created a world with age. Adam was a grown man when he was created, and so was the world around him also grown.
Cordially,
August ine.
Dr Peter J A Shaw (11/13/2006)
from Roehampton universirt
“ fairy tales ignore evidence ” The evidence from planet earth is overwhelming that the the account of creation in the bible is false; isotopic half lives alone are proof enough. Molecular phylogenies placing us next to chimps validate classical zoology and further confirm the biblical account tro be a baseless fairy story devoid of evidence; if the bibleis the word of God then proving convinvingly that your God knows nothing about the history of the planet he is alleged to have created.
Peter Shaw
http://www.chezshaw.de mon.co.uk/h0.htm
Born in 1938 in the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, Allan Murray was converted from a worldly life to life in Christ in 1963. He was in secular employment from finishing at Glasgow University in 1962 until he felt called to the ministry in 1985. He then began theological training in...
