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All right, welcome to our show called Questions. The question for today is this,

can a person believe in evolution and be a Christian? Can a person believe in evolution and be a Christian? To flesh the question out a bit more, we've got this. Does theistic evolution fall under the banner

of Christian orthodoxy? Can a person believe in evolution and still be a Christian? Or put another way,

is believing in a literal six-day creation a relatively young earth and a relatively young earth,

a gospel issue.

Let me say that again.

Does theistic evolution, right?

So there is a God, but he's using evolution as his tool in order to create the world and create human beings in his image.

Does theistic evolution, that idea, does it fall under the banner of Christian orthodoxy?

Meaning, maybe it's wrong, maybe it's right,

but can I hold to theistic evolution and still be orthodox,

still be Christian?

Or put another way, can a person believe in evolution and still be a Christian?

Or put another way, is believing in a six-day,

a literal six-day creation, four for six-24-hour days,

and therefore, from that, a relatively young earth, is that idea, six-day literalist creation,

is that idea, young earth, a is it primary is it necessary is it

self if it is it necessary to be orthodox all right so here here my thoughts um one one thought um

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