Sound Familiar

[Micaiah]

Take for example Hugh Ross, who in a book that was hailed as making peace between young-earth creationists and old-earth crea-tionists10 tells about his conversion to Christianity in which it took him two hours just to read the first 35 verses of Genesis. At the age of 17 he claims he could see parallels between what the evolutionists taught and the details of those early verses, including the possibility that the word for day, yom, could mean more than a 24 hour day. He apparently has not changed since that time—so much so that he accuses young-earth creationists of disbelieving in physical reality. What a way to make peace!

Taken from this link.

http://www.answersingenesis.org/tj/v14/i3/doppler.asp

 

[Amalthea]

Not a debate post. I am TE but Hugh Ross is sometimes clueless.

 

[Micaiah]

I guess I was trying to highlight the notion that TE's and YEC's will find common ground in his theories. No likely.

 

[TwinCrier]

No, not likely. After they label all creationists as ignorant, uneducated or "clueless" it's hard to swallow that old hellish pride and admit there exists a possibility for the biblical account of man's origin.