Creation, Redemption and Eschatology

David Anderson

"We have furthermore seen that theistic evolution, when it turns its attention to matters of redemption and the new creation, is a comprehensively Gnostic scheme. It is based on an anti-biblical dualism which is rejected by Scripture from the first verse onwards. Alexander’s Creation or Evolution sharply and consistently separates the ‘book of nature’ from the ‘book of Scripture’, theology from history, fact from idea, spiritual from physical. This in turn leads to the separation of Christ from Adam, redemption from creation, the new order from the old, resurrection from death, and ultimately renders the gospel’s claims about the coming and work of Christ incoherent."

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Foreword
^{Wayne Grudem}
Preface: A twenty-first century challenge
^{Phil Hills}
1. Evolution and the Church
^{Alistair Donald}
2. The language of Genesis
^{Alistair McKitterick}
3. Adam and Eve
^{Michael Reeves}
4. The fall and death
^{Greg Haslam}5. Creation, redemption and eschatology
^{David Anderson}6. The nature and character of God
^{Andrew Sibley}
7. Faith and creation
^{R. T. Kendall}
8. Towards a science worthy of creatures in imago Dei
^{Steve Fuller}
9. Interpretation of scientific evidence
A. Homology
^{Norman Nevin}B. The nature of the fossil record
^{Norman Nevin}
C. Chromosomal fusion and common ancestry
^{Geoff Barnard}
D. Information and thermodynamics
^{Andy McIntosh}
10. Does the genome provide evidence for common ancestry?
^{Geoff Barnard}11. The origin of life: scientists play dice
^{John Walton}Conclusion: Should Christians embrace evolution?
^{Phil Hills and Norman Nevin}

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Book Price: £9.99
Paperback 192 pages
ISBN 9781844744060
Published 20/11/2009

_{Edited by}
Norman C. Nevin
_{Foreword by}
Wayne Grudem

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