Why I Left Young-Earth Creationism
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Complete, First published Dec 26, 2022
I used to be an ardent defender of Young-Earth Creationism. But as I learned more about the Bible and evolution, I came to believe that God's power is not diminished and the Bible's truth is in no way compromised by accepting the scientific consensus. 

This book is not intended to convince anyone of theistic evolution, as this is not my current interest. Rather, I would like to undo some of the damage I may have caused to the Body of Christ by placing the flawless Gospel on the broken foundation of the YEC interpretation of Genesis.
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