40 Questions about Creation and Evolution Quotes

“Further development of what is meant by the “image of God” is provided in Genesis 1:27. In Genesis 1:27 we learn that the image of God consists of both male and female. The unique repetition of the word “create” (bara; Gen. 1:1) intensifies and personalizes this significant act. Humanity is uniquely shaped by the hand of God.”
― Kenneth D. Keathley, 40 Questions About Creation and Evolution

“Nevertheless, the list of prominent Christians who embrace old-earth creationism (OEC) is impressive. Statesmen such as Billy Graham, C. S. Lewis, and Francis Schaeffer accept or accepted an ancient earth. Theologians such as J. I. Packer, Wayne Grudem, and Millard Erickson affirm OEC. Norman Geisler, William Lane Craig, Alvin Plantinga, and numerous other Christian philosophers all believe the earth is ancient. Pastors such as John Piper and Tim Keller hold to an ancient earth. In addition, many Old Testament scholars—including Walter Kaiser, John Sailhamer, and C. John Collins—adhere to an old universe.”
― Kenneth D. Keathley, 40 Questions About Creation and Evolution

“By creation we mean that free act of the triune God by which in the beginning for his own glory he made, without the use of preexisting materials, the whole visible and invisible universe.”
― Kenneth D. Keathley, 40 Questions About Creation and Evolution