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"I think that is seebs' point. I think he considers evolution-denial a misinterpretation of the Bible."
No, his point was that the Bible "clearly" describes a theory of disease involving evil spirits. So far, both of you have failed miserably in establishing his premise.
"Kenneth Miller, Denis Lamoureaux, Glenn Morton, Keith Miller, ... maybe not "Great Scientists", but Christians - and more true to science than Duane Gish and his ilk, by far.
Merely your biased opinion, which is irrelevant. Duane Gish is a very qualified scientist---Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University Of California at Berkeley. Worked many years for world-renown Upjohn Corp. (Pharmaceuticals), where he worked on research teams with Nobel Prize winners.
No, his point was that the Bible "clearly" describes a theory of disease involving evil spirits. So far, both of you have failed miserably in establishing his premise.
"Kenneth Miller, Denis Lamoureaux, Glenn Morton, Keith Miller, ... maybe not "Great Scientists", but Christians - and more true to science than Duane Gish and his ilk, by far.
Merely your biased opinion, which is irrelevant. Duane Gish is a very qualified scientist---Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University Of California at Berkeley. Worked many years for world-renown Upjohn Corp. (Pharmaceuticals), where he worked on research teams with Nobel Prize winners.
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