By jaminhubner on May 4, 2010 in Biblical Inerrancy, Critique of BioLogos, Old Testament | Comments Off
“If we carefully keep this distinction in mind [the distinction set forth by Catholic theologians] and apply it in our criticism and exegesis of Scripture, it may very well happen that many parts of Scripture, which up until now we had viewed as history, prove upon study not to be history in our sense at [...]
By jaminhubner on May 1, 2010 in Critique of BioLogos, Old Testament | Comments Off
Adam is What? Maybe Israel’s history happened first, and the Adam story was written to reflect that history. In other words, the Adam story is really an Israel story placed in primeval time. It is not a story of human origins but of Israel’s origins. Peter Enns said this about Genesis on March 2 in [...]
By jaminhubner on Apr 28, 2010 in Creation; Evolution; Intelligent Design, Critique of BioLogos, Old Testament | Comments Off
Introducing the BioLogos Forum On April 12th, Bruce Waltke submitted his RTS resignation letter to Christianity Today, which contained the following: Holy week and the Monday through Wednesday of this week have been a uniquely hectic experience in my 79 years, to say the least. So hectic, I did not even follow the New York [...]