Creation compromise

Does old-earth creationism compromise the Christian faith?

Has the evangelical movement lost its way?

Karl Giberson reveals the incompatibility of Darwinism and Christianity and the subversive nature of his Christian college teaching.

BioLogos, heresy, theistic evolution, historical Adam, Genesis myth, Pelagianism, original sin.

A survey/questionnaire of nine (9) questions to ascertain whether pastors, youth group leaders or Bible College principals are young-earth creationist Title change from young-earth to Are you a biblical creationist?

The teaching that God created everything "very good" sharply contradicts billions-of-years dogma.

How Christians can build up their faith when struggling with doubt, by praying, reading the Gospels and apologetics books, and attending a Bible-believing church.

John Lennox in Seven days that Divide the World mistakenly believes that his compromise on Genesis 1 results in a coherent reading of Scripture.

The dangers inherent in arguing for theistic evolution are legion, including the subversion of key doctrines, a denial of Christ

Old-earthers defend their compromise on the traditional plain reading of Genesis by appealing to the text and history against what they actually say.

Christians who embrace theistic evolution or progressive creation over billions of years in the past face the problem of heat death of the universe billions of years in the future.

Genesis provides the reason for the gospel; so any Christian who does not accept it is on a slippery slope into unbelief.

Bill Dembski tried to defend long ages of death and suffering by claiming that Adams fall caused this retroactively.

Morality and Salvation minus History equals Ignorance and Unbelief

Origin of non-literal interpretation of Genesis, Father of Hermeneutics.

Evolution is contrary to Scripture, but Christians can still be saved despite believing in it. A guest author explains some reasons, including how Christians are never fully mature when saved.