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The final part of a four-part series: From Theistic Evolution to Intelligent Design: Why I changed my mind
Scientific Parables
Swamidass suggested Christians shouldn’t presuppose that we can see evidence of God’s mind in the world because in the end, He is beyond knowing:
“God providentially governs all things…but we don’t know how he does this unless He tells us…That’s the orthodox Christian position.”
While there is a significant difference between Creator and created, we have been made… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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