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Tag Archives: Ken Ham
Creationism and Jesus’ Blood – literally a problem
[From the archives.] I have no knock against six day creationists. I don’t ascribe to that doctrine myself but cannot see why I should say that others can’t hold to it as a way to read Genesis 1. I do, … Continue reading
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Tagged Communion, Creationsim, interpreting Scripture, Ken Ham, young earth creationism
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Creationism and the Blood of the New Covenant – a literal problem
[I have a guest post at Amy R. Buckley’s blog today. Here’s a brief intro, and the rest is over at Amy’s place. Please click through and then spend some time reading her posts too.] *** I have no knock … Continue reading
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Tagged Answers in Genesis, Communion, Genesis 1, Ken Ham, Literal Bible Reading, literarily, young earth creationism
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Answering Ken Ham – When a Creationist Misunderstands Creation Doctrine
Ken Ham believes God created everything. I’m with him on that. He also thinks it unlikely there is life on other planets. We’ll wait and see, I suppose, but nothing in that vein would surprise me one way or the … Continue reading
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Tagged alien life, Answers in Genesis, Creationsim, Hubble Telescope, Ken Ham, redemption, renewal
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