I found your responses to the 5 objections to be extremely unsatisfying for 3 reasons.
1.The author’s scientific arguments are simplistic and based on numerous faulty assumptions. The most important scientific objections to evolution were not addressed at all (how could the first cells possibly self-assemble, how could new genetic information be added to a genome when no plausible mechanism exists, etc,).
2.The Biblical arguments brushed aside important questions like: how do you account for the stupendous numbers of deaths necessary for biological evolution in a pre-sin world (where death did not exist)? Your arguments reminded me of the sort of mental gymnastics we often hear from those who claim the Bible never really says homosexuality is a sin.
3. The entire thrust of your ministry seems to be “let’s make sure no-one is forced to make an uncomfortable choice”, rather than “let’s Glorify God by studying His creation”. I think this inevitably makes it harder, not easier, for people to accept the Gospel. Jesus never shied away from confronting people with hard choices.
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