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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

In the context of the survey, "the process of evolution

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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

In the context of the survey, "the process of evolution” meant "the sufficiency of mutation and natural selection in bringing about the development of present living kinds from simpler earlier kinds, including the emergence of man from a common ancestor with apes."

http://biologos.org/uploads/projects/Waltk...larly_essay.pdf

Can we do a survey on this board? I think I read somewhere that we could do that.

What do you think?

Just found the link ...

http://www.worthychristianforums.com/helpfile-h13.html

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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

In the context of the survey, "the process of evolution" meant "the sufficiency of mutation and natural selection in bringing about the development of present living kinds from simpler earlier kinds, including the emergence of man from a common ancestor with apes."

http://biologos.org/uploads/projects/Waltk...larly_essay.pdf

What's your point? The world's full of morons who go along with the way the wind is blowing. Just because there's a 'Rev.' before someone's name it doesn't mean he/she's a Christian. :rolleyes:


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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

In the context of the survey, "the process of evolution" meant "the sufficiency of mutation and natural selection in bringing about the development of present living kinds from simpler earlier kinds, including the emergence of man from a common ancestor with apes."

http://biologos.org/uploads/projects/Waltk...larly_essay.pdf

What's your point? The world's full of morons who go along with the way the wind is blowing. Just because there's a 'Rev.' before someone's name it doesn't mean he/she's a Christian. :laugh:

Oh ... and I thought you were going to help s us out on how to do a survey.

Well, I'm going to call it a night.

Have a great rest of your weekend.

N :rolleyes:


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If your a non believer and whant to think that you came from a monkey so be it. As for me I know were I came from and I know were I am going. Can any non nelievers say that?


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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

The author of this


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In a recent survey that Bruce Waltke conducted for Biologos, he found that almost half (46%) of evangelical theologians that responded to his survey accept that God created through the process of evolution.

In the context of the survey, "the process of evolution" meant "the sufficiency of mutation and natural selection in bringing about the development of present living kinds from simpler earlier kinds, including the emergence of man from a common ancestor with apes."

http://biologos.org/uploads/projects/Waltk...larly_essay.pdf

What's your point? The world's full of morons who go along with the way the wind is blowing. Just because there's a 'Rev.' before someone's name it doesn't mean he/she's a Christian. :laugh:

Oh ... and I thought you were going to help s us out on how to do a survey.

Well, I'm going to call it a night.

Have a great rest of your weekend.

N :th_handshake:

Well, just because I throw out an opinion doesn't mean I won't tell you how to post a poll. Just go to 'New Topic' (upper right of the open box) once you get into the section you're going to post in, and click on it. Give your topic a heading then go to 'Manage this topic's poll and enter a name for it, click on the drop down box to enter your poll choices and then post your poll. :emot-hug:


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Well, just because I throw out an opinion doesn't mean I won't tell you how to post a poll. Just go to 'New Topic' (upper right of the open box) once you get into the section you're going to post in, and click on it. Give your topic a heading then go to 'Manage this topic's poll and enter a name for it, click on the drop down box to enter your poll choices and then post your poll. :th_handshake:

You're a good egg - I'll be VERY interested in the results (if anyone votes, that is).

Cheers!

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