How embarrassing. Says the same stupid stuff that any regular pew-goer says. Talks about evidence and eye-witnesses and then in the next breath back-pedals. Even without that, does it really matter if the NT reads as if it were written by eye-witnesses? The very idea that this is sufficient to establish a miracle is preposterous and any scientist should blush to say it.
"I'd really like to see the unedited interview..."
Steven Waldman at beliefnet was curious about the editing, See
"The Case Against Religulous -- The Misleading Francis Collins Interview" at http://blog.beliefnet.com/stevenwaldman/ 2008/10/the-case-against-religulous-th.html
Collins' defence makes the whole thing worse. If he knows that he doesn't understand NT scholarship or theology then what the hell is he doing blathering on about it, especially since he knows it's on camera and with a hostile audience?
His defence hardly holds water since he says far worse on his horrid BioLogos.
I saw this movie (Religulous) in theatres and I absolutely loved it. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend you do.
ReplyDeleteHow embarrassing. Says the same stupid stuff that any regular pew-goer says. Talks about evidence and eye-witnesses and then in the next breath back-pedals. Even without that, does it really matter if the NT reads as if it were written by eye-witnesses? The very idea that this is sufficient to establish a miracle is preposterous and any scientist should blush to say it.
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to see the unedited interview...
ReplyDeletejake said...
ReplyDelete"I'd really like to see the unedited interview..."
Steven Waldman at beliefnet was curious about the editing, See
"The Case Against Religulous -- The Misleading Francis Collins Interview" at http://blog.beliefnet.com/stevenwaldman/
2008/10/the-case-against-religulous-th.html
Collins' defence makes the whole thing worse. If he knows that he doesn't understand NT scholarship or theology then what the hell is he doing blathering on about it, especially since he knows it's on camera and with a hostile audience?
ReplyDeleteHis defence hardly holds water since he says far worse on his horrid BioLogos.
Tyro
ReplyDeleteThank you for "horrid"; it it is most succinct and accurate description of BioLogos I've come across.
Of course there is overwhelming evidence. There's like a zillion Bibles in the world. All over the place. That's a lot of evidence.
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