Book description
An old-earth view takes on the challenges of young-earth proponents through a study of history, Scripture, and nature-and a testable creation model.
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1 author picked A Matter of Days as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love that the subject of this book is about beginnings—THE beginning, in fact. As someone who became a believer at the age of fourteen, I felt secure in my understanding of the Bible and had little need or desire to be challenged on my understanding of controversial Biblical topics.
This is the book that changed all that for me. It introduced me to apologetics. I admire the gentle and noncombative way the astrophysicist author discusses how Genesis can literally describe an earth that is 4.5 billion years old. It was a fascinating exploration of Biblical analysis, Hebrew, and scientific…
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