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The Young Earth-solution To Reconciling The Order Of Creation With Natural History Makes Good Exegetical And Theological Sense. Indeed, The Overwhelming Consensus Of Theologians Up Through The Reformation Held To This View. I Myself Would Adopt It In A Heartbeat Except That Nature Seems To Present Such Strong Evidence Against It.

My Thesis Is That All Disciplines Find Their Completion In Christ And Cannot Be Properly Understood Apart From Christ.

I Believe God Created The World For A Purpose. The Designer Of Intelligent Design Is, Ultimately, The Christian God.

Naturalism Is The View That The Physical World Is A Self-contained System That Works By Blind, Unbroken Natural Laws. Naturalism Doesn't Come Right Out And Say There's Nothing Beyond Nature. Rather, It Says That Nothing Beyond Nature Could Have Any Conceivable Relevance To What Happens In Nature. Naturalism's Answer To Theism Is Not Atheism But Benign Neglect. People Are Welcome To Believe In God, Though Not A God Who Makes A Difference In The Natural Order.

Intelligent Design Opens The Whole Possibility Of Us Being Created In The Image Of A Benevolent God.