N. Eshelman
Puritan Board Senior
For those who hold to the Westminster Standards:
The Standards teach that God created the world in the space of 6 days. That is not biblical language (per se), but theological language. I believe that the obvious reading of our Confession is 6 literal days. Now here's the questions:
1. If an office bearer holds to anything other than 6 literal days (in the space of 6 days) should he make known his exception to the presbytery?
2. Should deviation from 6 literal days (in the space of 6 days) keep one from holding office?
I am a 6 literal day guy, but I am wondering what you all think of deviation from "in the space of 6 days?"
The Standards teach that God created the world in the space of 6 days. That is not biblical language (per se), but theological language. I believe that the obvious reading of our Confession is 6 literal days. Now here's the questions:
1. If an office bearer holds to anything other than 6 literal days (in the space of 6 days) should he make known his exception to the presbytery?
2. Should deviation from 6 literal days (in the space of 6 days) keep one from holding office?
I am a 6 literal day guy, but I am wondering what you all think of deviation from "in the space of 6 days?"