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Christians colleges and evolution

Discussion in 'Creation vs. Evolution' started by Salty, Nov 17, 2016.

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  1. Salty

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    From another forum -( post # 9) -
    and what Christian Schools do teach evolution?
     
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    I think, now, most of them do. There are only about a dozen seminaries in the country that teach young earth/6 days, and just a few more universities and colleges. The rest teach theistic evolution or old earth theories. The TE faction is growing the fastest. It's very scary, and I believe directly linked to the decline of the Church in America.
     
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    So are you saying that if a college teaches old earth - then if definitely believes in evolution?

    Can you name a few of those schools?
     
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    No, but evolution is not the issue that causes the problems. It's millions of years. That's what screws up the timeline. That's what screws up the sequence of events which is key to theology.

    If you going to accept millions of years, you might as well add evolution. It makes no difference at that point.

    If you go to AiG's website, they have a lot of information on colleges. Ken Ham's series, "Already Compromised, is a great place to start.
     
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