Good overview! I hold personally to a variation of the Day-age theory called progressive creationism. The primary proponent of that view is Hugh Ross who views God's creative act completed through successive stages of his active creation displayed. It's a form of day age theory that doesn't require Macroevolution :)
But needless to say I personally don't view the mechanism of creation all that important in the grand scheme of things. God created it all and it all belongs to him, that's what matters most :)🙏
I have always held to the 7th view since I take the words at face value. There doesn't seem to be a difference in the first 2 views Regarding creation more generally and because I heard there are 8 Christian creation views, but only only heard 3 of them, I looked for the others. I have questions on Theistic Evolution/Evolutionary Creationism and Functional Creationism and am looking forward to maybe getting those answered in a future opportunity.
Good overview! I hold personally to a variation of the Day-age theory called progressive creationism. The primary proponent of that view is Hugh Ross who views God's creative act completed through successive stages of his active creation displayed. It's a form of day age theory that doesn't require Macroevolution :)
But needless to say I personally don't view the mechanism of creation all that important in the grand scheme of things. God created it all and it all belongs to him, that's what matters most :)🙏
I have always held to the 7th view since I take the words at face value. There doesn't seem to be a difference in the first 2 views Regarding creation more generally and because I heard there are 8 Christian creation views, but only only heard 3 of them, I looked for the others. I have questions on Theistic Evolution/Evolutionary Creationism and Functional Creationism and am looking forward to maybe getting those answered in a future opportunity.