It does! :-)
But still I'm
>not willing to write off his approach, because it may be effective for some
>people. I tend to think of the Bible as historical, but much more
>important than the history is revelation. Evangelicals seem to think that
>deemphasizing history takes something away from Scripture. I think
>Scripture is much more than history, and because I am a finite human who is
>limited in how many issues my mind can grasp at once, I'm more likely to
>concentrate on the revelation than the history whenever it taxes me to
>concentrate on both. Sometimes I worry that YEC's take the opposite tack.
>Anyway, I'm glad you are willing to be so patient with Glenn.
Yeah, Glenn is hard to be patient with--all the men and women work in my
group tell me that.
glenn
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