" What I meant was that if Christians recognize that evolution can be
understood within the context of a Christian doctrine of creation, they
can then examine the scientific evidence on its merits. If they reject
it, it shouldn't be because they think they have to on theological
grounds."
It sounds to me as if you two guys are "loudly agreeing." < G >
IMHO, the last remark by George is right on target. And Bob is reight
that room needs to be made for the person holding a position that
evolution (common descent) (whatever) is still "in the dock" on
grounds scientific.
Burgy
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