Here are a few S&R links to check out:
- My boy Dan Kahan highlighted a new paper which claims that religion rather than politics generates conflicts over science.
- Kahan responds to paper here…
- …and Chris Mooney does here.
- Via BioLogos’s Twitter feed, Christianity Today discusses the Perceptions Project, which brings scientists and evangelical leaders together to talk and stuff.
- Again via BioLogos, check out this awesome post about a Christian who “came out of hiding” to admit she believed in evolution. I wish we had analogous posts by people who admitted to being creationists. But I’ll take what I can get.
- Just came across Salman Hameed’s blog. Hameed focuses on S&R from an Islamic perspective. Looks interesting!
Some Christians who accept evolutionary theory self-identify as evolutionary Creationists. It comes down to defining what we mean by “Creationism” in this context.
Great point, Robert. I would even say we might want to define what we mean by Christian. But I’m happy to start with what “Creationism” means, especially because I think people understand it differently.
IMO not all Creationists are Christians, and not all Christians are Creationists. I define Creationism as the notion that some individuals of some presently living species arose without previous biological ancestry. Adam is a classic example of such an individual.
YMMV.