> Good point. I taught a Sunday School class several years ago which drew
> fairly heavily on Ross's material. I think it was well received. We can
> debate, if we want, whether Ross has it all correct, but ASA types would
> be wise to be generally supportive of his significant effort to respond to
> the YEC influence in the church.
I disagree, & in fact disagree with the general practice here of
putting YEcs on one side of the issue & OECs _with_ TEs on the other
side. The really important issue is evolution, not age. With his
rejection of human evolution, Ross has more in common with YECs than
with TEs. & by telling Christians that they should reject evolution, he
is part of the problem rather than part of the solution.
George L. Murphy
gmurphy@imperium.net
http://www.imperium.net/~gmurphy