False Prophet in Modern Time: Biologos and Frances Collins by Al Mohler
Virtually every form of theological liberalism arises from an attempt to rescue Christian theology from what is perceived to be an intellectual embarrassment — whether the virgin conception of Christ, the historicity of the miracles recorded in the Bible, or, in our immediate context, the inerrancy of Scripture and the Bible’s account of creation.
BioLogos is a movement that asserts theological arguments in the public square in order to convince evangelical Christians to accept their proposals. They now have the audacity to ask for a pass from theological responsibility. That is the one thing they may not have.
How to View Illness from a Biblical Perspective
Faith and Medicine Conference, Cumming, GA February 3, 2023
How to View Illness from a Biblical Perspective
The Rev. Chris Strevel, Start viewing at 28:36
Language, Logic, and the Beginning of Human Being: Francis Collins’ Fallacies
Hendrik van der Breggen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Providence University College
Otterburne, Manitoba, Canada
Abstract: Via his popular books—The Language of God and The Language of Life—Francis Collins, the current director of U.S. National Institutes of Health, attempts to persuade the general public that the human embryo is not a human being and thus its destruction (in publiclyfunded scientific research) is morally permissible. Collins, however, misuses language and misuses logic in his attempt to discern the beginning of human life. Because Collins’ NIH is presently killing human embryos mistakenly thinking they are not human beings (and is at time of writing contemplating animal/ human cross-species research using human embryos mistakenly thinking they are not human beings), this paper endeavors to point up and correct Francis Collins’ errors.