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BioLogos and design – disagreement, incommunication or evasiveness?
The two BioLogos threads I mentioned here attracted some attention at Uncommon Descent. There seemed some consensus amongst even those who disagree on detail that Darrel Falk and other BioLogos people are somewhat less than forthcoming on just how they relate God’s creative input to outcomes in the “natural” order.
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Underwater dinosaurs
Something about this story tickled my fancy. It made me think of this Monty Python sketch, but I’ve posted a link to that before on this blog, so it would be shortchanging you to repeat it. Instead here’ a less obvious memory of another elderly scientist with aquatic interests: Perhaps a more realistic representation:
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