Relaunch Episode: new host, Tony Jones interviews Daniel Harrell
EV Podcast Relaunch: new host Jon Ellis, Tony Jones interviews Daniel Harrell about his new book
- Jon Ellis
- Tony Jones
- Daniel Harrell
- 27 Minutes
This is the official relaunch of the Emergent Village Podcast with your new host Jon Ellis. Tony Jones talks with Daniel Harrell about his new book, Nature’s Witness: How Evolution Can Inspire Faith.
Read an excerpt from Nature’s Witness on the Emergent Village blog.
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Welcome to the Reader's Forum
I enjoyed the podcast. However, one of the basic statements is simply wrong. While it is true that the existence of God is not dependent on the validity of creationism, it is misleading to say that the evolution debate within the scientific community is over. The debate is far from over. Many within the scientific community now say that evolution is so problematic that it cannot be believed. They are not prepared to embrace a creation story, but neither can they believe evolution – the faith required is simply too great. There is far too little data to support either theory.
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I enjoyed listening to this conversation. It seems to me that evoltion and faith collide ONLY when there is a strict anthropomorphic thesim involved. If we allow our image of God to move past the ancient superstitious ideas of a “person who created nature”, then the conflict between evolution and faith goes way.