Via the Biblioblog Top 50<\/a> I learned of several new blogs, including Larry Tanner\u2019s<\/a>\u00a0blog Textuality. And so I\u2019m sharing a post on creationism\u2019s gaps from several months ago<\/a> that I just encountered for the first time. The key point he makes is this: \u201cWhen we compare evolution to creationism, then, we can fairly conclude that Whatever the gaps in evolution, the gaps in creationism are substantially bigger and badder.<\/strong> Indeed, this conclusion seems to me so obviously sensible and accurate that I really wonder why anyone would prefer creationism to evolution.\u201d<\/p>\n John Pieret discusses Albert Mohler\u2019s intellectual dishonesty<\/a>\u00a0in relation to the same subject.<\/p>\n Joel Watts points out that crises of faith are not always precipitated by finding problems in the Bible<\/a>.<\/p>\n Scot McKnight discusses leaving fundamentalism<\/a>. Also at Jesus Creed, an ongoing review of Carlson and Longman\u2019s book<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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