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Creationism
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Creationism
A philosophy based on the Judeo-Christian concept that all forms of life, in particular human life, were created by a supreme being out of ‘nothingness’, i.e., de novo, and, per some, in seven days


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12) While this seems superficially to be consistent with the pro me emphasis which Luther gives to the doctrine of creation in the Small Catechism, it is quite inadequate.
The deeper source of Alison's thought is Aquinas and his doctrine of creation, which Alison learned from his Dominican teachers Herbert McCabe and Fergus Kerr.
Schneider explains: From the early years of the Christian church until the beginning of the seventeenth century, the most respected theologians who thought about and wrote on the nature of biblical inspiration and authority and also about the doctrine of creation held a common position about the relationship between the Bible and science.
 
 
 
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