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Its balanced approach which appreciates both Biblical and scientific knowledge helps the reader see that the Genesis account is not speaking about a recent creation at all.. The book is short and uses a Question/Discussion format to help readers think for themselves. Is the earth really just 6,000 years old, as many cons

Its balanced approach which appreciates both Biblical and scientific knowledge helps the reader see that the Genesis account is not speaking about a recent creation at all.. The book is short and uses a Question/Discussion format to help readers think for themselves. Is the earth really just 6,000 years old, as many conservative Christians believe? Or is it really 4,500,000,000 years old, as the vast majority of scientists believe? It is a big difference. Almost a million times different! The purpose of this book is to assist pastors and other church leaders who may lack appropriate scientific qualifications to deal with that important question

His fervent hope is that it will be a helpful step toward bridging that gap of understanding. Dr. On the other hand, as a leader in an evangelical church all those years he knew many fine Christians (and a few avid young earth creationists) who casually dismissed science’s findings as “conflicting” with the Bible. These highly educated individuals often viewed Christians as simple-minded because of their non-scientific beliefs, including a six “day” creation. . About the Author As a mathematician at a national laboratory for four decades the author knew many world-class scientists, engineers and mathematicians. Jones’ concern for many years about this unfortunate divide was his motivation for writing this book

His fervent hope is that it will be a helpful step toward bridging that gap of understanding. As a mathematician at a national laboratory for four decades the author knew many world-class scientists, engineers and mathematicians.

. Dr. These highly educated individuals often viewed Christians as simple-minded because of their non-scientific beliefs, including a six “day” creation. Jones’ concern for many years about this unfortunate divide was his motivation for writing this book. On the other hand, as a leader in an evangelical church all those years he knew many fine Christians (and a few avid young eart

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• Title : Should Christians Believe in an Old Earth?
• Author : Rondall E Jones Ph.D
• Rating : 4.66 (897 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-2-18
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 156 Pages
• Asin : 1514623331
• Language : English