Alexander Brands ID Unchristian

Denis Alexander has used the Guardian newspaper to brand Intelligent Design as unchristian. He asserts that it promotes a non-christian understanding of God as creator. This is a strange view as Intelligent Design has nothing to do with promoting any concept of deity. However, if Alexander is concerned that a theory of origins can convey a wrong concept of God he should be very very worried about evolution. Dawkins, Dennett and others are fully persuaded that it demands the rejection of an immanent God and theistic evolution demands a deity who deliberately used death, agony and extinction as the primary means for developing life.

Alexander commends the hard work of peer review so he should be impressed with the credentials of our editor, Norman C Nevin OBE who has over 300 peer reviewed articles to his name. Unfortunately, Norman Nevin was not impressed with either the theology or the science that Alexander put forward to persuade Christians to embrace evolution. Should Christians Embrace Evolution? is written as a direct challenge to Alexander's campaign. We urge you to read the book and consider the issues seriously. To read Alexander's article and comments on it go here.

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#4 RE: Alexander Brands ID UnchristianCapt. Haddock 2011-03-24 14:41
Agree with Dan Carollo. The job of science is to develop models of how the world works which can make testable predictions. Evolution does this magnificently. Creationism and ID do not, and even worse, they shut down scientific enquiry by invoking the intellectual cop-out of supernatural agency. For Christians with brains, the solution is simple: to interpret the Fall of Man and Redemption in a way that does not require taking Genesis literally. Mainstream Christianity did this well over 100 years ago.
 
 
#3 RE: Alexander Brands ID Unchristianlixiaohui 2010-12-14 08:00
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#2 Should a Christian embrace a spherical earth?Dan Carollo 2010-09-01 10:46
The title itself seems to ask the wrong question! I think CHristians really have little choice but to embrace the "current" working theory of Evolution and only challenge it according to same rules all scientists must play by in order to be taken seriously.

The REAL question to ask is "Should Christians embrace metaphysical naturalism or reductionism?" And my answer would be a resounding "NO!"
 
 
#1 RE: Alexander Brands ID UnchristianColin 2010-01-27 21:53
Can an Evangelical Christian Accept Evolution?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of0PjoZY4L0
 

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Infomation

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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