Search
-
Recent Posts
- Gillick competence and sexual abuse 24/06/2026
- The Church in Ezekiel’s shoes 20/06/2026
- A rose by any other name is still a rose… 14/06/2026
- Some brief new thoughts on Genesis 6 09/06/2026
- Ideology as brain surgery 06/06/2026
Recent Comments
Post Archive
Daily Archives: 13/07/2018
Directed evolution and progressive creation
Paul Nelson, in a BioLogos comment, linked to a philosophy of science paper which questions if there is any actual difference between the kind of “unique natural event” often postulated for, at least, key stages in the origin of life, and creationism. This is a look at the same question in a less analytical manner. And assuming Christian faith, I should add.
Posted in Creation, Philosophy, Science, Theology
2 Comments