Glenn Morton wrote:
For references for this --buy the book [F^3].
I second the motion.
In any case, the issue of "what makes us human" should be the starting
point from which we discern Biblical truths about "humanity". I won't
assert that Glenn has "the Truth(TM,R,C)", but I will assert that "the
question 'what makes us human' appears to be working in a 'productive
direction, in my opinion'". If one wishes to use the Bible as a
criteria for establishing this "humanity", I see no problem with that
per se, but it must be logically consistent. In the end, "Truth"
should be shaped by what actually *is*, not by what we think it should
be.
Wayne
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