https://creation.com/spurgeon-on-evolution
As For Charles Spurgeon, From what I can tell about his beliefs reading his commentary on Genesis 1 Is that he believed in a long first day, which is the realm of what we Know as Gap Theory. He believed in the six days of creation. By The Above Quote, He obviously did not believe in the theory of Evolution. Here is the link to the commentary. So I think it is safe to remove him off your list of Pro evolution theologians, and he was no Theistic evolutionist either.
https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/spe/genesis-1.html
The Point of all of this is to show that you all are just spouting evolutionist talking points based on misinformation that has infiltrated the WWW. Go to the original sources, and the Truth will come to light. For example, I doubt whoever promoted the Quotes of Spurgeon ever wen and looked at the Original documents, and instead passed along the Quote without reading the entirety of the document. They probably do not even know what Gap theory is, and that despite this allowing for a long earth, still promotes the Biblical creation, a conjecture at best, One that I do not agree with, but one that does not defy the literal Scriptural account.
So Another so called theologian who denounces evolution, and not a supporter as you all have claimed.
So That is now two points of yours I have debunked. These things take time so bear with me as there are more likely coming.
I am sure you know but most Christians are not familiar with the "Gap Theory." When the TOE was gaining popularity, some theologians were afraid science would show the Bible to be wrong, so they invented the "Gap "theory." To do this they had to change a word in Gen 1:2. They changed "was" to "became". If it is necessary for man change a word in God's word, what they are trying to prove can automatically be dismissed as being true.
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