To: allmendream
“I do not believe that Saint Thomas Aquinas was compromising or rationalizing. Where interpretation of scripture and reality conflict I am afraid that it is the interpretation that must really be called into question.”
Thomas Aquinas was Roman Catholic. In my post I clearly specified “Conservative, Evangelical, and Protestant.” Not to insult Roman Catholics, but to exclude them because of the stands taken by their hierarchy. I already knew how most RCs feel, and it wasn’t my intention to quarrel with one. And it still isn’t. My post was directed at liked minded evangelicals.
82 posted on
09/25/2007 7:23:16 PM PDT by
Sola Veritas
(Trying to speak truth - not always with the best grammar or spelling)
To: Sola Veritas
My point stands despite doctrinal differences. The majority of Christendom throughout history has not adopted a literal interpretation of scripture. Neither does the Jewish faith see belief in Genesis as a contradiction towards acceptance of scientific evidence about the age of the earth, the universe, life and humanity.
83 posted on
09/25/2007 8:07:00 PM PDT by
allmendream
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