My name is Adam, my name is Eve.

I was the first man to live and breathe.

God made the ocean, He made it blue.

He told us, don't eat for bit and fruit.

Builder, two reviews of your book on the historical atom that we've been affectionately,

or maybe not so affectionately, calling the dueling reviews.

And they're on the modern Reformation blog.

Here's the introduction to that blog.

And it's the most recent monograph, William Lane Craig.

This is one of the most pressing issues in contemporary apologetics.

The question of the origins of humanity and the historicity of the Genesis account of Adam and Eve.

Because of Dr. Craig's eminent reputation and the topic of this book,

we wish to provide two different perspectives on it.

And so we invited both Dr. Hosehan on and Dr. Chad McIntosh to review Dr. Craig's book.

Are you familiar with either of these gentlemen Bill?

I don't know Hosehan on, but I do know Chad McIntosh.

He is a fine Christian philosopher and is editing a book on four views on the Trinity to which I'm contributing.

And I thought modern Reformation was very clever in having these dueling reviews

from very different perspectives on this controversial book.

It gives the reader a chance to see it from both angles.

Dr. Ahn's review is titled William Lane Craig's inconsistent hermeneutic.

So you can guess that this is the more negative one.

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