I find this all to be very sad. This is my old Presbytery. (The conservative author is in this presbytery as well.) It does not look like a fifth speaker-one to defend the classical view that Adam was miraculously created as a mature adult, and Eve from his side- was considered for the conversation. Maybe we don't really believe in miracles anymore?
Metro New York Presbytery (PCA) hosts symposium on
On Friday, October 28 I attended the symposium which was hosted by the Metro New York Presbytery and called "Conversations Surrounding the Historicity of Adam." Following is info from the invitation, followed by a brief summary of the day's events:
Please Join Metro NY Presbytery for our annual fall symposium: "Conversations Surrounding the Historicity of Adam."
- Did Adam really exist as a single historical human being?
- Are there fresh and insightful new readings of the biblical data?
- How do the sciences of Genetics and Paleontology contribute to our understanding of an historical Adam?
Metro New York Presbytery (PCA) hosts symposium on
On Friday, October 28 I attended the symposium which was hosted by the Metro New York Presbytery and called "Conversations Surrounding the Historicity of Adam." Following is info from the invitation, followed by a brief summary of the day's events:
Please Join Metro NY Presbytery for our annual fall symposium: "Conversations Surrounding the Historicity of Adam."
- Did Adam really exist as a single historical human being?
- Are there fresh and insightful new readings of the biblical data?
- How do the sciences of Genetics and Paleontology contribute to our understanding of an historical Adam?