Discussion
questions on Origins
- What
do we mean by “the question of Origins?”
- Why
does it matter what we believe about the origin of our world and ourselves?
- Christians
disagree about origins; is that OK?
- Is
there any “core” Christian teaching on origins to which all can agree?
- What
kind of question is, “Where did we come from?” What kind of answer does each type of question anticipate?
- What
would you tell your three-year-old when she asks, “Where did I come from?” Would it be true?
- What
would you tell your teenager? In
answering these questions as a parent, what things might you wish to
emphasize, that they might not be misunderstood?
- What
question or questions is Genesis answering? What type of literature is it?
- What
are the general categories of beliefs about origins?
- What
is meant by “design”?
- What
is meant by “evolution”?
- What
is meant by “Darwinian evolution”?
- What
is the difference between “Darwinian evolution” and “Darwinism”?
- What
does the Bible teach about “chance”?
- How
does the sovereignty of God enter into discussions of origins?
- What
is meant by “the God of the gaps”?
- What
are the assumptions underlying the various views of origins?
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