I have found pastor and author, Mark Driscoll of Seattle, WA an insightful voice in modern Evangelicalism. Though he is controversial (and at times wrongly so), I find many of his writings and sermons very helpful and needed to be heard. His series on Doctrine is an important series. The third installment of that series regards creation. This upcoming Sunday we will discuss and look at God as Creator and why it matters. So in preparation consider some of the things presented in this sermon by Driscoll.
Here is the audio:
I will add to all of this that I am personally a young earth creationists ("I knew it, he was one of those!"). Driscoll and I disagree on this issue, but I will agree with Driscoll that one does not have to affirm young earth creationism (that the earth and universe is no more than 10,000 years old) to be a believer and affirm the gospel, but I would say that many of the other options (and Driscoll mentions many of them) are antithetical to the gospel.
For more:
Commentary - Causation and the Existence of God: How Scientists Continues to Prove Aquinas's Point
Commentary - Creation or Manipulation: The Limits of Man and the Evidence for God
GBC - Has Science Buried God? A Helpful Video
GBC - Lewis on the Accident of Evolution
Commentary - Natural Morality: The Disconnect Between Darwinism and Morality
Commentary -John Lennox: The New Atheism and the Gospel
Commentary -D'Souza: Are Atheists Cultural Christians
Commentary -Survival of the Moral: Can Man Be Moral Without God?
Commentary - Re: Survival of the Moral: Can Man Be Moral Without God?
Commentary -Freud's Wish Fulfillment: Why Atheism Can't Explain Atheism
Commentary -The Atheist Debates
Commentary -Atheism Is Not Great - The D'Souza and Hitchens Debate
Review -"Atheism Remix" by Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr.
Review -"The Delusion of Disbelief" by David Aikman
Review -"The End of Reason" by Ravi Zacharias
Review -"Friedrich Nietzsche" by George Burma
Review -What's So Great About Christianity? by Dinesh D'Souza
Shortblog -The Conversion of Francis Collins
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