Who best reconciles the Bible and Evolution?

[Mike_Gantt]

@Christy

No, I’m saying I cannot wrap my mind around how it is possible to separate history and science when we are talking about natural history. I think they are the same thing in that context, and imposing two separate categories is imposing an artificial mental construct on the discipline that just won’t work practically.

You are using terms in ways that I cannot easily follow:

I don’t know what you mean by “theological history.”
When I google for the definition of “natural history” it does not seem to fit the way you are using it.

@Christy

The people who composed, edited, and recorded that narrative were not there to witness creation.

True, but are you disallowing the possibility that God revealed this information?[quote=“Christy, post:226, topic:36078”]
I think it answers the why questions concerning creation, not the how and when questions.
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Wow. I’ll admit that it may be vague and even ambiguous about the how and when, but still it seems to me to say much more about the how and the when than it does the why.

You and I just think differently about a lot of issues. We could probably come to a meeting of the minds about many things but it would take a lot of time filled with lots of interactions.