Month: September 2016

How can I say I believe the Bible if I don’t believe it all “literally?”

On By geochristianIn Age of the Earth, Apologetics, Christianity, Creation in the Bible, Uncategorized10 Comments

Someone on a social media site recently asked me, "How can you say you believe the Bible and then in the same breath declare that [Genesis 1] may not be literal?" My answer: "Is everything in the Bible literal? I would say that not even everything in Genesis 1 is literal, and I say this for …

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RTB review of Earth Science textbook

On By geochristianIn Age of the Earth, Apologetics, Geology, Oceanography, Old-Earth creationism, Origins, Science Education, Uncategorized1 Comment

Reasons to Believe (old-Earth Christian apologetics organization of Hugh Ross et al.) has a nice review of my new textbook Earth Science: God's World, Our Home. "Overall, Earth Science: God’s World, Our Home is an outstanding textbook to add to an old-earth science curriculum. Compared to a few years ago, we now have a rich …

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