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Reading Walton’s Views on Genesis, Part 4: Reworking Inerrancy

April 22, 2017 dga471 Leave a comment

The third and final book of John Walton’s Lost World trilogy, The Lost World of Scripture (LWS), expands its scope from reading the…

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Posted in: Apologetics, Book reviews, Christian thought and philosophy, Evolution/Creation, Theology

Reading Walton’s Views on Genesis, Part 2: The Seven Days of Creation

January 4, 2016 dga471 1 Comment

We shall now begin proper with the review of Walton’s views of Genesis as delineated in his book The Lost World…

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