Posts tagged ‘old earth’

March 29th, 2012

The Origins Directory

by Max Andrews

Juat as a did The Molinism Directory I did with posts concerning creation. These posts do included some related to the evolution/ID debate that’s tangential at this point, and perhaps I’ll make a new directory for evolution/ID material.

  1. Amongst Creationists
  2. A Conversation with a Young Eath Creationist
  3. An Outline of the Book of Genesis
  4. The Timeline of Creation
  5. Were the Days of Creation Long Periods of Time or 24 Hours?
  6. The Sixth Day of Creation was Just Too Long to be 24 Hours
  7. Young Earth Cosmology Just Doesn’t Cut it
  8. Young Eath Creationism’s Interpolation
  9. Where’s the Line of Demarcation between Science and Pseudoscience?
  10. The Theological Attraction of the Multiverse
  11. The YEC Culture War
  12. Dealing with the Hiddenness of God
  13. Design by Divine Cognitive Relations
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November 14th, 2011

Top Ten Philosophy, Science, and Theology Podcasts

by Max Andrews

The following are a list of podcasts that I’ve been following and listening to that have been quite helpful in my philosophical, scientific, and theological studies.  The criteria for consideration are based on 1) quality of content, 2) accurate presentation of the material, 3) constructive and respectful criticism of opposing views, 4) frequency of podcast release, and 5) a broad range of topics/issues discussed.

November 8th, 2011

Why I Believe Young Earth Creationism is Simply Dead Wrong

by Max Andrews

I know this issue is a very large issue for some Christians.  I understand that many people disagree with me pertaining to the issue, but I do not believe the Bible advocates a young earth, nor do I believe science supports young earth creationism.  I am a progressive creationist (old earth).  Young earth cosmology just doesn’t cut it.  The scientific account is simply horrible.  I’m a proponent of the level two multiverse.  (See “Living in the Multiverse–Is it Science?” and “The Theological Attraction of the Multiverse” and “Divine Simplicity and the Multiverse–Thomas Aquinas Approved”).