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Francis Collins is cited as an example of a Christian who holds evolutionary creation yet is genuinely saved

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 11) 00:20:27 – 00:22:29

Mike illustrates that believing in evolution does not automatically equal rejection of Christ

Mike uses Francis Collins (geneticist and founder of BioLogos) as an example of a Christian who holds to biological evolution and materialistic creation views yet genuinely loves the Lord. Mike says he lacks credentials to enter the evolution debate but disagrees with Collins while not questioning his salvation. Common descent and abiogenesis are the specific positions Mike does not hold.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 11) @ 00:20:27

2020-11-06

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