Adam and Eve: Engaging the Tough Questions

Discussing interpretation with biblical scholar John Walton and exploring the answers his work offers.

Even before science was raised as a contradiction to the biblical account of creation, many in the church already saw it as poetic wisdom about our Creator.

If God is good, how can we account for the enormous amount of suffering caused by predation, disease, and natural disasters?

Theology is a tool we use to better understand God. But how does it work? How do we know when a theological claim is true?

Jim Stump is joined by BioLogos president Deb Haarsma to talk about one of the perennial science and faith topics—Adam & Eve.

A fresh look at the genre of the creation story provides more context of Genesis 1, and what its contents meant for the early users of the Pentateuch.

Discussing interpretation with biblical scholar John Walton and exploring the answers his work offers.

Even before science was raised as a contradiction to the biblical account of creation, many in the church already saw it as poetic wisdom about our Creator.

If God is good, how can we account for the enormous amount of suffering caused by predation, disease, and natural disasters?