Re: Apologetics, Genesis, and C S Lewis  Moorad Alexanian
(alexanian@UNCWIL.EDU) Thu, 03 Dec 1998 10:25:13 -0500 (EST)  At
04:27 PM 11/30/98 -0400, David Campbell wrote: >Moorad Alexanian
wrote >>The difficulty of reconciling the Fall of Man with
evolutionary theory is >>what makes me question the theory vis a
vis Scripture. The ascent of man in >>evolutionary theory is so
contrary to the descent of man so clearly stated >>in Scripture.
Of course, scientists ought to realize that there is a wealth
>>of human experiences that has nothing to do with the findings
of their >>science. It is in this area where the Bible is most
relevant. >I do not see why evolutionary theory should be any
more difficult to >reconcile with the Fall than the creation of
man directly from dust. As a >description of how God created our
physical bodies, it does not provide any >direct insight into
moral issues. The only progress that can be >legitimately
defined with respect to natural selection is whether one is
>able to outcompete the