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April 7, 2014

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Is Creationism an Area of Ecumenism? Does God Belong in Science?

There are many people working in science who do not hold to evolution, and yet are scientists, some with a PhD in science, or M.Sc. or BSc. Does an ecumenical attitude allow respect for these scientists, or is our ecumenical approach limited to "churchy" practices, or theological beliefs?

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November 22, 2013

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Ecumenical and Interfaith Approaches to the Genesis Flood Story

How do we as Christians get involved in discussions where literalists and "genre-ists" have different views about Genesis 1-11? How do YEC and OEC people examine these issues together? Or must they simply build a big fence between them and turn their backs on one another?

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